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Subject:    Re: Release Notes for OpenOffice.org 1.1.1 comments
From:       Manolis Christodoulou <mchris () pel ! forthnet ! gr>
Date:       2004-04-04 14:49:16
Message-ID: 4070206C.8090205 () pel ! forthnet ! gr
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Francesc Rosés wrote:

> Hi,
> 
>   I can see in the Release Notes for OpenOffice.org 1.1.1 
> two new features:
> 
>   1. "OOoDic Autopilot which allows a user to download 
>      automatically any one of 87 spelling, hyphenation and 
>      thesaurus dictionaries"
>      I can find this new feature at "File->Autopilot->Install 
>      New Dictionaries" but when I click  this item, nothing 
>      happens.
>      Any more with the same problem?

It worked for me, actually the second time. The first time it stops 
responding. It wappened in two computers I installed OOo 1.1.1.

>   
>   2. "Enhanced support for languages that use a comma instead 
>      of a point/full stop as the decimal point"
>      It seams the spreadsheet behaviour is the same as in 1.1.0.
>      In my Language settings I have:
>        - Locale Setting: Spanish (Spain)
>        - Default Language for Documents: Spanish
>      When I type a decimal point using the numeric keypath (the 
>      point key) in my spreadsheet appears a point, not a comma 
>      (',') and Calc don't understand the point as a decimal 
>      point beacause my language settings indicates Spanish an 
>      in Spanish the decimal point is represented by a comma. 
>      The same behaviour for the Catalan language.
>      How can I activate the new feature?

This is has to do with your environment, not with the OOo. If you run 
Windows go to the control panel/language/custom, and set your decimal 
point to be a comma. I think OOo 1.1.1 corrected a bug with cell width 
when there were commas in numbers.


> 
>   So, may be these features don't work in my computer, but if 
>   is a general problem, I think the release notes must be modified.
> 
>   Thanks for your help,
> 
>     Francesc



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