Re: [OOo-Hebrew] Installing Hebrew Open Office under Linux

On Mon, Oct 30, 2006, Dov Zamir wrote about "[OOo-Hebrew] Installing Hebrew Open Office under Linux":
> Could someone please explain how successfully to install Hebrew 
> OpenOffice under a Linux RPM distribution, Fedora Core in my case?
> Is it supposed to be installed in addition to or in place of the 
> "regular" version?

This is not exactly an answer, but more of a guess which opens up another
question. Fedora Core has an additional package, a Hebrew language pack
for OpenOffice, which you can install with

	yum install openoffice.org-langpack-he_IL

The question is, what does this "language pack" contain? I know that it
contains a Hebrew spellchecking dictionary (in Fedora Core 6, this is based
on the latest Hspell 1.0, in earlier Fedora Core, it is based on older Hspell
releases). I've been a satisfied (usually) user of this "language pack" for
quite some time now. But it seems to contain more - I'm guessing it even
includes a Hebrew interface, but I don't know how to enable it.

Does anybody know what this "language pack" include? How does this Hebrew
"language pack" compare to the Hebrew OpenOffice from openoffice.org.il?

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