Hi..
Me again.. Right up front, this is a rant. I can't believe I'm the only 
one with it.
I just had  to tell LO Writer how to spell "disproven". Seriously 
people? Admittedly, I do tend to write technical.  But come on, 
"disproven"? I have found, and added, a couple dictionaries, and lots of 
words.  Finding compatible dictionaries can be an issue. Does anyone 
know of a source of compatible dictionaries I can grab for Writer and 
add. Maybe it's me. Maybe it's the temperature, 92F, 33.3C, but I've 
even had to add common English words, to me anyway. Maybe my vocabulary 
is just different. This is really getting to me. It's getting harder and 
harder to write a page that the spell checker can't deal with. (Yes, I 
know I ended a sentence with a preposition. I refer you to Winston 
Churchill.)
Thank you for any help, as always.
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Chris Johnson   rchristopherjohnson@gmail.com
Ex SysAdmin, now, writer 	/Philosophy n. a discussion of ideals, most of 
which do not apply to the human animal in situ.
/(Tobi Anue)
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