Wizard dictionary is missing?

[chapa]

Hi,
I'm using the OO 2.00Novell Edition version, normally I need to have three diffrenet kind of dictionary, in spanish, french and english. But I can't find the wizard, I'm looking in File-Wizards and I just can see: letters, fax, agenda, presentation, web page, documents converter, euro converter and, finally, source data adress. No more, no less...how can I fix this, is something wrong with my Open Office version?

Thanks!

[james_h]

OpenOffice.org 2: How to find a copy of DicOOo.sxw online

DicOOo.sxw includes macros to add dictionaries and thesauruses to OpenOffice.org. The official version of OpenOffice.org 2.0.2 includes version 1.5.5 of DicOOo.sxw.
If your custom installation has omitted DicOOo.sxw, you can find it at: http://ftp.services.openoffice.org/pub/OpenOffice.org/contrib/dictionaries/dicooo/DicOOo.sxw. Open it with macros enabled, and click the Start DicOOo button to start the language pack installation wizard.

For more information and a list of languages currently supported, see:
http://lingucomponent.openoffice.org/dictpack.html

[chapa]

Thanks a lot, works fine!

[jongi]

I've run that file and it has seemingly installed the files.

However there is no tick next to English (South Africa) to show it is installed.

FC5 and OOo v2.0.2

[james_h]

OpenOffice.org 2: How to verify that a linguistic tool is installed.

If you installed so that all users can use the new linguistic tools, then you can view a list of the installed files in installation_directory/share/dict/ooo/dictionary.lst.

As the macro document notes, you need to completely quit the OpenOffice.org application and restart it before the new linguistic tools become available.

You could also edit dictionary.lst manually, and manually install dictionaries in the installation_directory/share/dict/ooo/ directory. Use a text editor to edit dictionary.lst. The format is described in the file's comments.

[jongi]

Thanks