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The Catznip Spell Checker highlights misspelt words as you type throughout the viewer, right clicking on an underlined word presents a selection of possible replacements, option to add to dictionary and to ignore all future occurrences.
 
The Catznip Spell Checker highlights misspelt words as you type throughout the viewer, right clicking on an underlined word presents a selection of possible replacements, option to add to dictionary and to ignore all future occurrences.
  
===Importing Dictionaries===
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===Installing Dictionaries===
 
To install a dictionary for a language that doesn't ship with the viewer by default:
 
To install a dictionary for a language that doesn't ship with the viewer by default:
  
* download the desired language from http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/dictionary and unzip it (if the file ends with .oxt you'll need to rename it to .zip first before you can unpack it)
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* Download the desired language from http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/dictionary
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* Unzip it (if the file ends with .oxt you'll need to rename it to .zip first before you can unpack it)
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* Click "Browse" on the spell checker "Import Dictionary" floater and navigate to the folder you unzipped the dictionary to
  
* click "Browse" on the spell checker "Import Dictionary" floater and navigate to the folder you unzipped the dictionary to
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* Select the Dictionaries.xcu file as the file to open
  
* select the Dictionaries.xcu file as the file to open
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* Type a friendly name for the dictionary in the "Language" textbox (i.e. French, German, Dutch, ...)
  
* type a friendly name for the dictionary in the "Language" textbox (i.e. French, German, Dutch, ...)
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* Click "Import" to actually import the dictionary
  
* click "Import" to actually import the dictionary
 
  
If the Dictionaries.xcu file does not exist in the unzipped folder, or if you're trying to import a dictionary from elsewhere, you'll need to manully select the .dic file to import: for most dictionaries it will start with an abbreviation of the language (i.e. fr for French, de for German, nl for Dutch, ...).
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===Notes===
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If the Dictionaries.xcu file does not exist in the unzipped folder, or if you're trying to import a dictionary from elsewhere, you'll need to manually select the .dic file to import: for most dictionaries it will start with an abbreviation of the language (i.e. fr for French, de for German, nl for Dutch, ...).
  
 
If you see multiple .dic files, try to import the simplest name first (i.e. a filename that does not contain things like "hyph" or "thes").
 
If you see multiple .dic files, try to import the simplest name first (i.e. a filename that does not contain things like "hyph" or "thes").
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Latest revision as of 23:36, 13 March 2014

This feature is now included as part of the official Linden Lab client.

The Catznip Spell Checker highlights misspelt words as you type throughout the viewer, right clicking on an underlined word presents a selection of possible replacements, option to add to dictionary and to ignore all future occurrences.


Installing Dictionaries

To install a dictionary for a language that doesn't ship with the viewer by default:

  • Unzip it (if the file ends with .oxt you'll need to rename it to .zip first before you can unpack it)
  • Click "Browse" on the spell checker "Import Dictionary" floater and navigate to the folder you unzipped the dictionary to
  • Select the Dictionaries.xcu file as the file to open
  • Type a friendly name for the dictionary in the "Language" textbox (i.e. French, German, Dutch, ...)
  • Click "Import" to actually import the dictionary


Notes

If the Dictionaries.xcu file does not exist in the unzipped folder, or if you're trying to import a dictionary from elsewhere, you'll need to manually select the .dic file to import: for most dictionaries it will start with an abbreviation of the language (i.e. fr for French, de for German, nl for Dutch, ...).

If you see multiple .dic files, try to import the simplest name first (i.e. a filename that does not contain things like "hyph" or "thes").




Any issues relating this feature should be posted on the Catznip Catznip JIRA.