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Old 03-31-2013, 01:30 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by mdamsma View Post
Davidfor,
Thanx, i've got the Open With plug in, so that works fine for english books,
But becuase i live in the netherlands i also read dutch books....
The'" abc"control regonize all words as typo's is there a solution?

Thanx
Menno
I'd suggest adding a dutch spellcheck dictionary to Sigil and setting it as the default. You can find the language and spellcheck settings under Edit/Preferences. I've attached the Dutch/Netherlands package from the OpenOffice site to this message. You will need to open the package with 7Zip or equivalent and copy several files into the hunspell-dictionary directory under the Sigil program directory (nl_NL.dic, nl_NL.aff and hyph_nl_NL.dic should be the only files you need). After doing this, the spellcheck dictionary drop down list should show nl_NL.

Regards,
David
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