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Re: LiveCD
by anonymous on Friday 11/May/2007, @19:22

sorry for the bad spelling. I wish you could change the dictionary of konqueror's spellchecker without having to reload the webpage.

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Re: LiveCD
by Jos Boortvliet on Saturday 12/May/2007, @01:53

happyness and joy in KDE 4, then, as it'll even automatically detect the language and change the spellchecker :D
BTW afaik you don't have to reload the page, just restart the spellcheck dialog...

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Re: LiveCD
by anonymous on Saturday 12/May/2007, @07:33

Hm, you sure? For example, right now kspellcheck is using PT dictionary, and I'm in the middle of writting a text. Now I will change it, with right-click-> spellcheck->dictionary . After I change, a message pops up saying (you'll have to reload the page for settings to be applied). But anyway, cool that that will happen in kde 4! Will be waiting for it.

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Re: LiveCD
by Vide on Saturday 12/May/2007, @11:48

This will be another great function! As far as I understand, the new spellcheck system will automatically detect the language you are writing, even if you change language in the same textbox/mail/document..right? If this is true, this is simply a killer feature for me, cause I usually write in four different languages almost every day...

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Re: LiveCD
by superstoned on Monday 14/May/2007, @02:34

yes, it's supposed to detect languages in each paragraph independently...

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