Tools > Options > Language settings > Writing Aides. Under User-defined
dictionaries, click New. Name your new dictionary. You do not have to
select a language for this dictionary unless necessary. [All] will work
in all languages. Click OK.
Now when you right click on a new technical term, you again click "Add
to Dictionary". This time you will see a list of dictionaries including
the one you created. Click it to add the term to you new dictionary.
Dan
On 4/19/19 2:51 PM, John wrote:
Running LO 6.1.3.2 on Fedora 28 workstation.
I am editing a number of technical documents which include words not in the
Libre Office dictionary so when I encounter them I click "add to dictionary".
That works fine so long as the current file is open but as soon as I close the
file the dictionary forgets about the words that I have added and the next
document shows all the technical words as spelling errors.
Is this a known error?
Regards,
John
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