[Libreoffice-bugs] [Bug 66701] PDF: Malfunctioning PDF's digital signature function.

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https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=66701

--- Comment #52 from Mehmet gelisin <mehmetgelisin at aol.com> ---
In LibO 4.4.2.2 on Mac OSX, the LibO spell checker / dictionaries are not used
at all (tested with Writer). Just Mac OSX's own spell checker / dictionary is
being used. This is a regression from LibO 4.3.x.
http://www.iu-bloomington.com/ 

Open an ODT file in Writer. Spell checking is based on the systems' (Mac OSX)
inherent spell checking mechanism, only. The LibO ones are not used.
Please check: https://www.webb-dev.co.uk/ 
open LibO Writer, then open LibO settings - language settings - linguistics. On
the right hand side you see the list of available spell checkers (et al),
including the ones https://waytowhatsnext.com/  installed with LibO. Double
click on one (e.g. hunspell) to be able to see the detailled settings. In the
detailled settings you will see that only the Mac's OSX spell checker is used.
Grammar, thesaurus and hyphenation don't even show/list any available spell
checking module. http://www.acpirateradio.co.uk/ 
An easy double check for this is (if you are using German language) that the
Mac's spell checker does not differentiate between the German "ss" and the
German "ß", while the LibO checkers used to to that. http://www.logoarts.co.uk/ 

Within the LibO 4.4.x LibO package on Mac, the dictionaries are now in a
different location compared to LibO 4.3.x. Maybe because of that they are not
'found' anymore within LibO? http://www.slipstone.co.uk/ 

For me, this is a blocker because spell checking and hyphenation is unusable on
Mac OSX

In LibO 4.4.2.2 on Mac OSX, the LibO spell checker / dictionaries are not used
at all (tested with Writer). Just Mac OSX's own spell checker / dictionary is
being used. This is a regression from LibO 4.3.x. http://embermanchester.uk/ 

Open an ODT file in Writer. Spell checking is based on the systems' (Mac OSX)
inherent spell checking mechanism, only. The LibO ones are not used.
http://connstr.net/ 
Please check:
open LibO Writer, then open LibO settings - language settings - linguistics. On
the right hand side you see the list of available spell checkers (et al),
including the ones installed with LibO. http://joerg.li/  Double click on one
(e.g. hunspell) to be able to see the detailled settings. In the detailled
settings you will see that only the Mac's OSX spell checker is used. Grammar,
thesaurus and hyphenation don't even show/list any available spell checking
module. http://www.jopspeech.com/ 
An easy double check for this is (if you are using German language) that the
Mac's spell checker does not differentiate between the German "ss" and the
German "ß", while the LibO checkers used to to that.
http://www.wearelondonmade.com/ 

Within the LibO 4.4.x LibO package on Mac, the dictionaries are now in a
different location compared to LibO 4.3.x. Maybe because of that they are not
'found' anymore within LibO?
 http://www.compilatori.com/ 
For me, this is a blocker because spell checking and hyphenation is unusable on
Mac OSX

In LibO 4.4.2.2 on Mac OSX, the LibO spell checker / dictionaries are not used
at all (tested with Writer). Just Mac OSX's own spell checker / dictionary is
being used. This is a regression from LibO 4.3.x. http://www-look-4.com/ 

Open an ODT file in Writer. Spell checking is based on the systems' (Mac OSX)
inherent spell checking mechanism, only. The LibO ones are not used.
Please check:


Within the LibO 4.4.x LibO package on Mac, the dictionaries are now in a
different location compared to LibO 4.3.x. Maybe because of that they are not
'found' anymore within LibO?

For me, this is a blocker because spell checking and hyphenation is unusable on
Mac OSX

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