That problem is not solved (usually) by installing a dictionary, but by changing the language tagging for that text. Your problem is that you have text "tagged" as being in "English as spoken in Denmark". Unsupported Languages: Document contains languages (en-DK) for which no dictionary is installedĭownloaded hunspell OXT da-DK from Github.Ĭopied da_DK.aff, da_DK.dic and hyph_da-DK to users/me/library/spelling/ restarted computer and Affinity Publisher - same errorĬhanged underscores to scores in the filenames - restarted AFP same errorĬreated a folder called da-DK in Spelling and copied the files to that - restarted AFP same errorĬhanged scores back to underscores in filenames in the folder - restarted AFP same error I have tried the following steps but continously get the error message: I simply cannot get this to work on OSX 15 Big Sur. Straight into «C:\Program Files\Affinity\Publisher Public Beta\Resources\Dictionaries» next to the languages above mentioned works very well no problems with spell check and hyphenation any more.Ĭongratulations with a great program ! I worked in the late seventies with Quadritek and Compugraphic switched to Windows: Aldus PageMaker, Adobe Pagemaker Quark XPress Indesign (CS2) Serif PagePlus up to X9 and I am now very happy with Affinity Publisher. I found that pasting the map «nl-NL» with:
#Ading a spnish ditionary to adobe pagemaker 7 plus#
Hyphenation: the same languages plus Latin (!) but no Dutch. Spell Check (Dutch) did not work in Publisher no Dutch language mentioned in the spell checker (it showed German English UK and English US Spanish Int. Īt first I had a problem with the Dutch SpellCheck and Hyphenation in Publisher Beta but solved it.Ĭ:\ProgramData\Affinity\Common\1.0\Dictionaries\nl_NL with the three files nl_NL dic works well for Affinity Designer (no hyphenation) but not (yet?) for Publisher. All this despite the Additional dictionary folder of Tools still points to the French dictionary. Note: In the Document Preferences Auto correct you can select a short list of languages, you can select French and save this option, but if you go back to this screen, it shows English again, regardless of your previous setup in French. Installing a dictionnary file is not enough. The English spelling check seem to take-over the French one. if you spell correctly this word, all words are now shown as incorrect. change one word so that it is mispelled (this word only is now underlined, which is OK)
the French words are recognised as correct) no underline (everything seems OK, i.e. Affinity shows the text not underlined, as spelling check is off (this seems OK) Load a file with a 100% correctly spelled text Set Affinity without any form of spelling check copy file into Affinity (as per previous mails) I did the same exercise with a French dictionary from Github.
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