On Tue, 14 Aug 2007, Mael Hilléreau wrote:
Ah.. this reminds me of something I said here at the meeting, but should of
course have posted as well.
A noun in e.g. English may contain spaces.
Select a compound word, and click the button. Very easy, no? (provided
that this is supported at the spell service level)
As far as I remember, it wasn't supported by the spell service at the time
I used LyX extensively (2003)... It treated the components as separate
words. Interestin question though: Can you have a normal (open) compound
noun where the parts aren't in the spell checkers vocabulary?
/C
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