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| Mozilla.org doesn't offer a West Frisian spell checker dictionary. Here's how I installed my dictionary from OpenOffice 2.3/2.4 (for Windows) to work with Firefox.
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| <font color=red>Step 1</font>. If you haven't already, obviously you need to install the OpenOffice Frysk dictionary. It's dodgy. The automated installer won't find it, even if you use offline install and put it in the right place. I did it before I found the author's instructions linked in the other column. I'll attempt to translate his instructions, which mind you, I've never used myself. Then I'll briefly explain how I did it manually. See supplement at the end.
|- <font color=red>Step 2</font>. Kopiearje de bestannen nei krekte
|- <font color=red>Step 1</font>.
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Your spellchecker is now enabled, but we're not quite finished yet. Make a copy of your extensions.ini file, and make a note to yourself about what you did. The next time you install any standard plug-in, this file will be rebuilt. If you don't go to the further trouble of "registering"*link to dev site* your ''ad hoc'' extension in the application, then your dictionary's extension entry will be clobbered. After that, Frysk will not come up as your default spellcheck language, nor will it appear in your list of languages when you right click in a spellchecked field. To reenable your dictionary after installing Firefox extensions, you will need to edit your extensions.ini file again. First make a copy of the new extensions.ini just in case something unfortunate happens while you're editing. Copy the ** line from your backup extensions.ini file. Paste it at the bottom of the extensions list. Change the entry number to greatest number in file +1.
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