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== Useful links ==
 
== Useful links ==
*Swedish spelling dictionaries: [http://sv.speling.org/ sv.speling.org] — [http://dsso.se/ dsso.se] — [http://runeberg.org/words/ Nordic Words]
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*Swedish spelling dictionaries: [http://sv.speling.org/ sv.speling.org] — [http://dsso.se/ dsso.se] — [http://runeberg.org/words/ Nordic Words] — [http://www.nada.kth.se/~viggo/ Viggo Kann]
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*OpenOffice projects: [http://lingucomponent.openoffice.org/ Lingucomponent] — [http://l10n.openoffice.org/ Localization] — [http://native-lang.openoffice.org/ Native-lang] — [http://da.openoffice.org/ Danish] — [http://no.openoffice.org/ Norwegian] — [http://sv.openoffice.org/ Swedish]
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*Grammar checking: [http://www.danielnaber.de/languagetool/ LanguageTool] — [http://soc-grammar.blogspot.com/ Summer of Code 2006] — [http://www.csc.kth.se/tcs/projects/granska/ Granska]
  
 
== Diary ==
 
== Diary ==

Revision as of 12:08, 2 December 2006

LA2 is the username for Lars Aronsson, Sweden, also known from Wikipedia, Project Runeberg, and other projects.

Useful links

Diary

December 2, 2006: I sign up for various OpenOffice mailing lists, and this wiki. What takes me here is the poor spell checking support for Swedish in OpenOffice 2.0.2. The spelling dictionary is version 1.3.8 from sv.speling.org, which hasn't been updated since March 2002. It only contains 24490 words (basic forms), some of which are misspelled. The myspell affix file seems to have been automatically converted from the ispell affix file.

Timeline

  • January 2005: Project Runeberg's OCR spelling dictionaries for Swedish and Danish are published within Nordic Words.
  • February 2003: On the Swedish web forum Gnuheter, I ask around for a business case for a Swedish dictionary (Affärsmodeller och fritt innehåll) without getting any useful answers.
  • July 2002: I join sslug-locale mailing list for speling.org
  • November 1996: Within Project Runeberg, the subproject "Nordic Words" is started, maintained by Anders Brun. No updates after December 1997.
  • December 1992: I start Project Runeberg, the Scandinavian e-text archive
  • 1991-1993: I experiment with spelling dictionaries for spell and ispell.
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