Re: Scottish Gaelic (gd) as a locale

Hi Michael,
> I have quite a big problem that I cannot find a solution to and I'm 
> beginning to suspect it has something to do with someone 
> misinterpreting Gaelic as being Irish.
>
> I've just upgraded from an older version (3.01 the last Scots Gaelic 
> release (http://gd.openoffice.org/), I'm working on the new one but 
> not there yet)
Which version did you use to upgrade? Can you point me to the language 
pack /install set you used for the upgrade?

thanks,
Rafaella
> and for the life of me cannot find a way of telling it that the 
> document is in Scots Gaelic (gd). There's Irish alright but they're 
> not the same. Neither Select Language for Document/Paragraph etc nor 
> the Locale Settings nor the Default Language offers Scots Gaelic which 
> means that spellchecking (yes, there is an oxt 
> http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/en/project/faclair-afb) in 
> that language is now no longer working, which is a pain. I could go 
> back to the older version of OO which DID list Scots Gaelic but I'd 
> rather not.
>
> I'm either not seeing something or someone broke something I think.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Michael
>
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