I just updated the file in my forst post, wich has the "I" error fixed, and has an installer
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I'll try to continue working on this, but I'm not srue I'll be able to, becuase those morons at the KPN (Dutch Telecom) took down our broadband line, instead of switching us to another ISP, and re-establishing the line will take 3 (!) weeks
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Also I wanted to submit a "perfect" BBcode talker to the StuffPlug-NG talker contest, but I guess I'm not going to finish it in time it, since I wanted to do some stuff, wich my programming knowledge doesn't allow me to do at this moment, and I'd need to be online for a long time to hang around at Google and MSDN, to complete it, and not to mention the testing on MSN...
I just wanted to mention that. And also I must say I regret the "Important Announcement" on top of the main forum page, I really didn't think things would come this far, and because of that I placed my old message in this post, just to make sure I wouldn't be annoying
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Anyway, you won't see me online very much in the next 3 weeks.
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OK, this was a mistake at my side, it's fixed now, see the file
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Originally posted by Sunshine
Martijn: i dl-ed ur dutch autocorrector but renamed it autocorrectNL..*hint hint*...add a reference to the language in ur talkers
Whatever you want
I ataached a "renamed" version in this post
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quote:
Originally posted by Ezra
It works very good!!!, But I've got a lot more words in my correction list than what's in the talker. How about making something to add words from the 'Reserve Document for Autocorrection.doc'.
I thought about that, TB told me to to that too, but it'd make the switching harder =/.
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Originally posted by Ezra
And maybe an option to add words easyer than opening the talker itselve.
I don't think that's possible
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Also I have a request; if anyone has a language that he would like to see in a talker, please attach the auto-correct backup document, and I'll make talkers of the "common" languages, so you can easily switch between them, and I'll try to get some sort of "imprter" so you can make your own
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