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		<title>Open Office Dictionaries</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[To add a new spelling dictionary, hyphenation dictionary or thesaurus files for another language, at least for OpenOffice 2.x:<br /><br />    Close all OpenOffice applications<br />    Obtain the file for your language from <a href="http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Dictionaries" >OpenOffice Dictionaries Wiki</a><br />    Unpack the zip-file to the dictionaries directory, e.g.:<br /><pre>    cd /usr/lib/openoffice/share/dict/ooo<br />    unzip /path/where/downloaded/de_CH-20071211.zip </pre><br />    Run install-dict:<br /><pre>    /usr/lib/openoffice/install-dict </pre><br />Now you should see the new language module with Tools / Options / Language Settings / Writing Aids under &quot;Available language modules&quot;<br /><br />Paths may vary, on my gentoo machine, the OpenOffice files are under <code>/usr/lib/openoffice/</code>]]></description>
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