Hi , i new member of talk graphics but i work with xara softwares since 2009.
I from brazil and i really want to know how i put my language (brazilian portuguese) in to my spell check languages.
I work with xara designer x10.
Tnx.
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Hi , i new member of talk graphics but i work with xara softwares since 2009.
I from brazil and i really want to know how i put my language (brazilian portuguese) in to my spell check languages.
I work with xara designer x10.
Tnx.
Welcome to TalkGraphics
Click the Text Tool on the page. Then click the ABC icon on the Infobar and select your language. That's it. :)
tnx man but that's not what I asked.
I ask about add new languages ... portuguese (portugal) is not same portuguese (brazilian) .
i need add brazilian portuguese on the languages . What a type of archive xara regonize? what the extentions? where i put this?
One way you can customize the spell checker is to set the language to the closest you can find in your case portuguses(Portugal) and as you type and words you know are correct that the checker lists as wrong (red underline) with the type tool active place a cursor within the word and right click and from the menu that appears choose add to dictionary. After a while of "training" like this the spell checker should be come more accurate for your language.
I do not know how current the attached ZIP file is.
Unzip it, copy the .dic and .aff files to the dict folder for your Xara installation. My installation folder is at:
C:\Program Files\Xara\Xara Designer Pro X9\dict
Mike
Attachment 104660
Really tnx man , your awnser is objective.Quote:
Originally Posted by mwenz
And work very well.
I cant find the tnx button on this forum or the best awnser buttom but your answer solve my problems.
tnx.
No worries, your getting back to let us know it works for you is thanks enough. Glad I could help.
In case anyone finds this thread in the future, the archive I got that dictionary from is:
http://archive.services.openoffice.o.../dictionaries/
OpenOffice seems to be the repository for both Aspell dictionaries (nad Hunspell, etc). I suspect there are more current versions of the dictionaries available on their web site somewhere (and perhaps on LibreOffice's site), but this site was the first one I found that had the oder format dictionaries.
Mike
problem solved.
xara regonized well the language.
everthink works fine.