[Solved] Grammar check with "LanguageTool"

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dennisqdw
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[Solved] Grammar check with "LanguageTool"

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Hi all, I'm not sure if this is a problem with the "LanguageTool" extension or Writer. Although Writer does underline spelling mistakes in red (I have autospellcheck on), I'm not sure if it is also supposed to underline grammar mistakes. But doing some internet reading I learned about LanguangeTool, and figured that whatever grammar tool comes with OO, this would be better anyway. I installed it without error, and it's listed under extensions, but nothing is underlined in blue. And when I hit F7 (Spelling and "theoretically" grammar) to open the window to make corrections it only shows me spelling mistakes not grammar.
I'm not sure if I'm supposed to see LanguageTool listed under Options/Language Settings/Writing Aids, but I don't.
Thoughts?
thanx --ds
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Re: Grammar check

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Ok, not exactly sure what happened, but it works now ;-) I closed the document and re-opened it. Although I did a complete reboot after the original extension install before I wrote the message above, so I'm a little baffled.
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Re: Grammar check

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So now a really stupid question: how do I mark this solved?
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Re: Grammar check

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You would know and not need to ask if you had read the Survival guide, the first topic on the first page. Since you didn't I will mark it for you this time.
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Re: [Solved] Grammar check

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Thanx, I'll remember next time, I promise.
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