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Originally Posted by Doitsu
We're making progress...  |
Yes, thanks to you! Thanks!
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Originally Posted by Doitsu
As for the jar file issue, your file manager treated it like an archive and displayed the jar file contents instead of opening it with Java. (JAR = Java Archive)
And the java -jar languagetool.jar command didn't work because you executed it in the Downloads folder. You'll have to enter a cd command first to go to the LanguageTool-3.5 folder:
Code:
cd Downloads
cd LanguageTool-3.5
java -jar languagetool.jar
However, now that you got the LibreOffice extension working, you don't need the standalone tool, unless you want to give the Sigil plugin a try. |
Yeah, I'm kind of tempted to leave well enough alone. Maybe you could answer some questions about the standalone. I'm a novelist and would like to plop my entire manuscript into the standalone. Can I do that?
And from your second thumbnail in post 53 it looks like the Standalone gives more info as to what the problem is, than does the Language Tool in LO. Is that the case?
Thanks.