How To Install Hindi Font In Openoffice No Shadow
Install Note:
Uninstalled Fonts won't Check
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In Issue #7336: http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=7336 which was resolved 2002-Oct-08;
here is a condensed version:
Spell checking does work. Please check the following:
Funkmaster flex vol 4 zip sign letters. Track 1 is freestyled over 'Good Times' by Chic & 'Take Me To The Mardi Gras (Instrumentals)' by Bob James Track 3 is freestyled over 'Give Up The Goods (Just Step) by Mobb Deep Track 4 is freestyled over 'Incarcerated Scarfaces' by Raekwon Track 6 is freestyled over 'The M.G.M.'
1. The font the text is written in must actually exist on the system for spell checking to work reliably.
Thorndale and Albany do not exist on any system without StarOffice 6.0.
So, please, highlight the text in your document and try changing it to some font that really does exist on your machine.
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2. Every document has a 'language' associated with it (in fact every single character does in OOo). Please
highlight some mispelled text, then go to Format->Character, choose the Font tab, and look at the
Language pulldown. Change it to English (USA) and you should see a little checkmark [and Abc] beside it.
[Tools->Options->TextDocument->BasicFontsWestern: change to fonts that are installed on your system.]