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| 2570.1 | Spell Checker? PARTITION language? | IOSG::PYE | Graham - ALL-IN-1 Sorcerer's Apprentice | Thu Apr 15 1993 11:00 | 9 |
| If, as I suspect, your users are using the WSP-PLUS editor, I think
this is something to do with what spell check dictionary is used for
the document. Why it shold start happening now, I don't know. Perhaps
the drawer language is getting confused? Check in the PARTITION file.
You might try asking the WPS-PLUS people in their conference (See note
4.* for pointer)
Graham
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| 2570.2 | Some more information for the AMERICAN language | BACHUS::BHP144::Laroche | Veerle Laroche | Thu Apr 15 1993 14:09 | 36 |
| Graham,
Thanks for replying. I've put the note in the WPS-PLUS conference.
I've also done some more checking. The customer still has 2.4 on their
production cluster.
I noticed the following.
Master dictionary AMERICAN
Folder ENGLISH DICTIONARIES
Title PERSONAL
Language ENGLISH
..
On the 3.0 system this is now ;
Master Dictionary AMERICAN
Folder ENGLISH DICTIONARIES
Title PERSONAL
Language AMERICAN
..
On the 3.0 system, they have DECwrite and for this product they had the
American International Lexicon for VMS already installed.
Any Comments ?
Thanks,
Veerle
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| 2570.3 | More about how we install the spell stuff | IOSG::PYE | Graham - ALL-IN-1 Sorcerer's Apprentice | Thu Apr 15 1993 15:01 | 20 |
| The spell checking changed completely with V3.0.
If something else (e.g. DECwrite) has already installed the new spell
check stuff (i.e. LCI$LEXICONS logical and directories) then we don't
try and set it up as well. From reading the code, we are supposed to
add in any dictionary entries (see below) from the language kit we are
installing, that aren't already there, and similarly add the lexicons.
Perhaps the fact that DECwrite installed American as the language first
has caused that to become the default, even if we did add the other
dictionaries.
The file LCI$LEXICONS:LOOKUP.TXT tells you what dictionaries (lexicons)
you have on the system, although the information is in code! The second
column of numbers is 2 for American English, and 5 for British. I don't
know the other values offhand.
I don't know how you know which is the default language.
Graham
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| 2570.4 | WPLMESS.MSG | RESTRT::LATIMER | Eastern States Product Support | Thu Apr 15 1993 21:19 | 43 |
| FROM [ALLIN1.SOURCES_ENGLISH]WPLMESS.MSG
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.TITLE WPLMESS -- WPL-PLUS Text Definitions
.IDENT '4.115'
!++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
!
! REVISION HISTORY:
!
! Version # Date Developer
! --------- ---- ---------
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. . .
! 4.099 10-9-90 John McClung
!
! CHANGES FOR MULTI-LINGUAL PARAGRAPH NUMBERING:
!
.........
!
! Added new message WPL_LANGUAGESET. This message is displayed by
! the editor when a pre-V4 document is edited with V4 for the
! first time. It informs the user that the language of their
! document has been set to the language of their system. For
! example, if a V3.1 French document is edited with an American V4
! system, the following message will be displayed:
! "The language of this document has been set to AMERICAN."
! This warns the user that they may want to change the language
! (via the print/PN menus) so that hyphenation and PN commands
! will be processed in the original language of the document.
!
.
.
.
. . .
!+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
! General application messages
!---------------------------------------------------------
WPL_LANGUAGESET "The language of this document has been set to !AS."/FAO_COUNT=1
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