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This tool fails to catch the there/their/they're errors it claims to catch. I would be pleased to see it updated to accomplish the said task or the description changed to not mislead potential users.

Language Tool 1.0 will not work with OpenOffice. org version 3.2.1 on XP service pack 3. I used the extention manager to install it. No problem there. It does not show up on the tools menu. It works with 3.1 with XP service pack 3 with no problem.

I just installed the latest version of Languagetool available on 6/28/10 and restarted OpenOffice as advised before testing it out. I've found that Languagetool works just fine catching grammatical errors like subject-verb agreement problems ("I can has cheese?"), but it doesn't hold a candle to MS Word in tackling homophones. I tried typing examples like "I'm going to there house" and "Is that you're pizza?" and nothing happened automatically or when I clicked on Languagetool for a manual check. This is disappointing, especially given what the description of this extension says right at the top of this page.

I'm not here to complain, though -- I want to help. I teach English to kids with learning disabilities, and for them especially, working with a word processing program that can't catch homophone errors isn't going to fly. I joined up with the LanguageTool Community site, but frankly, I don't understand how that site works. I tried putting the aforementioned examples into the "run LanguageTool" form and clicked "Check Text," and all that happened is the next screen came up and said "No rule matches found in text (language used: English)." I couldn't do anything from there to fix the problem, so I don't get how that site helps.

Thanks for your help!

I am using openoffice 3.1, when i try to install i get java error something like this

(com.sun.star.uno.RuntimeException){{ Message = "[jni_unobridge error ].............goes on...

Please somebody help me.. i read all the comments.. nice to know its working for all of you.

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Shalom to the Developers,

Thanks so much for this tool! It's a necessary part of any productivity package. Recently I noticed with reproducible results that the DeltaXML Compare Tool causes it to crash. It's not clear to me which extension is causing the problem, so I'm reporting it to both.developers. Perhaps you can determine which extension is causing the problem? I'm using OO3.2 English with up-to-date extensions.

Thanks again!

Ezra

First of all - this is great tool! Keep up the good work.
I've been using this for just few hours and am already amazed.

I was not aware of this extension and found it by accident when looking for tool that could help me track word repetitions (by the way - you should indicate that feature in the extension description text, because currently site search wont list you when asked for "word repetition").

Unfortunately the "word repetition rule" is very simple thing. It triggers only on identical words within the same sentence. From writer's point of view this is helpful but still very primitive feature. I think that people who care about good writing style agree that it would be great to have a richer version of this "rule". I don't know all the quirks of OpenOffice's extensions programming... but would it be possible to do something like this?

• Search for word repetition within defined number of sentences (ie. three sentences before and three sentences after current one). Of course this would make sense only if we exclude common words (this rule could be triggered only for words longer that X characters). You probably don't like reading something like this: Marry had sparkling green eyes. She was so sexy that no one could take eyes of her. - This is just an example. I'm not a native English speaker, so don't blame if it sound silly :)
• Match the same words (not only identical). For now it seems like there is just plain simple comparison that does not care about different word "versions". For instance words heart and hearts won't be matched as "word repetition". The same is for other languages with more complex grammar (tested on Polish). Maybe it would be possible to use dictionary, or at least some word comparison algorithm that calculates difference between two words?

If possible, both of this things should be configurable so anyone could adjust them to his needs. Purists writing prose could use more rigorous settings - more sentences to check and less strict word similarity value (if word comparison is used instead of dictionary).

Running Windows XP Pro SP3, OpenOffice 3.1 (Build: 9420), Java 1.6.0_18 (which is selected in Office), and LanguageTool Version 1.0.0.

It installed okay. I closed and restarted OO Writer, but I just get Java runtime exception when I type. Configure menu option causes errors too.

Also tried the delete C:\Documents and Settings\user\Application Data\OpenOffice.org\3\user\config\javasettings_Windows_x86.xml file trick too. Does not work.

Update: Daniel Naber (author) sent me a link to a development version 1.0.1. It solved the Java errors, but on closing and reopening Writer, it caused the Writer to crash (Not Responding error). I had to kill the SOffice.exe/bin and restart it again then it worked. This happened every second start up of Writer!!! When Writer was running it did not always use LanuageTool when checking the document.

I have added LanguageTool and when I type horrendously bad grammar nothing happens. When I look at the extension manager I see that I can remove but it doesn't say 'disable' as an option like the others.

OSX 10.4.11

I recently installed OOo 3.2rc3 for Mac OS X and LanugageTool 1.0.0. All aspects of LanguageTool seem to be working properly (underlining, right-click dialogue, checking document), but "Tools -> LanguageTool -> Configure..." and "Tools -> LanguageTool -> About..." are unresponsive when clicked.

Folks,

Over the weekend I tried to retrieve the thesaurus for OOo-311 and was able to pull fewer than 20MB of a file that I thought should have been 28MB. The file is "WirWiB.oxt" and seems to be an English and Hindi work. I ran cksum against this file. The results are:

3357280412 17057726 WiRWiB.oxt

I'm not sure what the relationship between the thesaurus and the LanguageTool is; I reached the page immediately previous to this (#comment-form) URL by typing thesaurus into the search box on yet another page. My thought is to include a checksum with every extension or other downloadable file. This would insure that what we got downloaded was the real-thing, and probably more importantly, that no bytes were damages in transit. Just wondering.

Gary Kline
kline@thought.org

Hi there. I've just downloaded LT and installed it. However, when I type in a letter a screen pops up and tells me there is an error.
Here's the link to a shot of what the error window says: http://tinypic.com/r/20ftfgw/4

I can't get the "ignore" button to work. I uninstalled Openoffice, deleted all the uno packages like the Language Tool website said, reinstalled everything, and it still doesn't work. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I can get the "ignore" button to work? Thanks.

Update from 0.9.8 to 0.9.9 does not work.
1) I updated it and it didn't work.
2) I removed it and installed 0.9.9 again and it didn't work.
3) I removed it and installed 0.9.8 and it didn't work. Before the update it worked.

Please don't post not working versions here. They cause a lot of problems.

OO 3.0.1. Windows XP