spell check dictionary download failed
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A Former User last edited by
Hi all,
I've scoured the forums and saw some old threads regarding this same issue and no one has ever posted a solution. Has anyone figured out how to actually download these dictionaries besides those who restarted the browser/pc 50 times until it worked magically? I have been using Opera for several months now and of course I've gone through several reset cycles. It doesn't work on my personal pcs or my work pc.
I wish I could just upload a local dictionary somehow.
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A Former User last edited by
@sgunhouse said in spell check dictionary download failed:
There have been a couple of posts on downloading the dictionary separately for use in Opera ...
I am thinking of switching to another browser for that reason. Since I am a lousy tyoist, I often make misteaks and I need the spell check to make me look intelligent (and handsome) Sometimes spell check works, mostly, it doesn't. After an hour of fiddling around around settings, I could not find anything, and I am rather annoyed
I cannotg tell my verfsion, because I just looked for it for several minutes, and could not find anything in the "about" tab
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blackbird71 last edited by@johnt
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I cannotg tell my verfsion, because I just looked for it for several minutes, and could not find anything in the "about" tabClicking on O > Help > About Opera should produce a simple display screen showing the version number in large-font symbols, as well as a smaller-font update status text, followed by the channel name (eg: Stable) and the OS system (eg: Windows 10 64-bit (WoW64)).
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A Former User last edited by
@blackbird71 TYVM
Current Version:56.0.3051.116
Now downloading....... let's see what happens -
A Former User last edited by
@johnt
Still no spell check, and I wrote in Spanish "en este mundo triador de problemas nadie escapa..." "in this treacherous world, no one escapes problems" none of which should have escaped the default dictionary.
I am really "annoyed off" at this situation!
