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Language package installation in LibreOffice

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Adding Language tool, Dictionaries and Extensions

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Language package installation in LibreOffice

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	===Introduction===		===Introduction===
	LibreOffice is the Free and Open-Source Software (FOSS) package. LibreOffice is similar to Microsoft Office. Here we will learn how to install and configure the LibreOffice in Ubuntu, Windows and Mac.		LibreOffice is the Free and Open-Source Software (FOSS) package. LibreOffice is similar to Microsoft Office. Here we will learn how to install and configure the LibreOffice in Ubuntu, Windows and Mac.

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 File:OK.png|left|OK
 </gallery>
-* open the "Tools->Options->LibreOffice Writer-Basic Fonts(CTL)>" again.
+* Open the "Tools->Options->LibreOffice Writer-Basic Fonts(CTL)>" again.
-* And then click on "Default","Heading","List","Caption" and  "Index" and choose the Unicode fonts and click on "Apply" and "OK"
+* In each of  the options given say, "Default","Heading","List","Caption" and  "Index", choose the fonts that needs to be default in your Writer and click on "Apply->OK".
 <gallery mode="packed" heights=250>
 File:Basic Fonts(CTS).png|Basic Fonts(CTS)

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 File:Opening the LibreOffice writer and Basic fonts.png|Opening the LibreOffice writer and Basic fonts
 File:Selecting the fonts.png|Selecting the fonts
-File:Applying.png|left|Applying
+File:Applying.png|left|Changing the default fonts
-File:Clicking on OK.png|Clicking on OK
+File:Clicking on OK.png|Click Apply->OK
 </gallery>
-* If you want to use Unicode languages Click on "Language setting" and "Languages" (Refer the first image from above).
+* If you want to use Unicode languages, click on "Language settings->Languages" (Refer the first image from above). And check mark on "complex text layout" and select the language you want to use. Click on "OK".
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-File:Check mark on CTS.png|Check mark on CTS
+File:Check mark on CTS.png|Check mark on CTL
-File:Selecting the language in CTS.png|Selecting the language in CTS
+File:Selecting the language in CTS.png|Selecting the language in CTL
 File:OK.png|left|OK
 </gallery>
-* And then click on the "LibreOffice Writer" and in that click on "Basic Fonts(CTS)".
+* open the "Tools->Options->LibreOffice Writer-Basic Fonts(CTL)>" again.
 * And then click on "Default","Heading","List","Caption" and  "Index" and choose the Unicode fonts and click on "Apply" and "OK"
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 <gallery mode="packed" heights=300>
-File:User interface Langu.jpg|alt=User interface Langu|left|thumb|508x508px|User interface Language
+File:User interface Langu.jpg|alt=User interface Langu|User interface Language
 File:Select your preferred language.jpg|alt=Select your preferred language|thumb|516x516px|Select your preferred language
 </gallery>

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 File:After adding the language tool and dictionary.png|After adding the language tool and dictionary
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-* Another dialog box will open asking whether to restart now or later, Select restart now once LibreOffice got restarted the language too and dictionaries will be working.
+* Another dialog box will open asking whether to restart now or later, Select "Restart now". Once LibreOffice gets restarted the language tool and dictionaries will be working.
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 File:Restart.png|Restart
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 ====Font configuration====
-Once Language package installation in LibreOffice is done, If you want change the user interface language and format setting please follow the below steps.
+Once Language package installation in LibreOffice is done, If you want to change the user interface language and format setting, please follow the below steps.
-* Open the LibreOffice Writer by clicking on "Application" menu in that select "Office" and open the LibreOffice Writer.
+* Open LibreOffice Writer by clicking on "Application" menu, in that select "Office" and open the LibreOffice Writer.
-* Once the LibreOffice Writer is opened clink on "Tools" and select the "Options" and Open.
+* Once LibreOffice Writer is opened click on "Tools" and select the "Options" and click.
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-* Another dialog box will open in that click on "Language settings" and in that click on "Languages".
+* Another dialog box will open, in that click on "Language settings -> Languages"
-* And choose the user interface language and the formats as you required.
+* Choose the "User interface language" and the "Formats" as you require.
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 File:Language setup & Languages.png|Language setup & Languages
 File:Changing the user interface and formats.png|Changing the user interface and formats
 </gallery>
-* And click on the "LibreOffice Writer" and in that click on "Basic Fonts(Western)".
+* Click on the "LibreOffice Writer" and in that click on "Basic Fonts(Western)".
-* And then click on "Default","Heading","List","Caption" and  "Index" and choose the fonts and click on "Apply" and "OK".
+* In each of  the options given say, "Default","Heading","List","Caption" and  "Index", choose the fonts that needs to be default in your Writer and click on "Apply->OK".
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 File:Opening the LibreOffice writer and Basic fonts.png|Opening the LibreOffice writer and Basic fonts

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 * Another dialog box will open in that click on "Add" and it will ask you to choose the file then choose the downloaded file from the folder and click on open so that it can be added to the Extension Manager.
-** ''Note'':- ''Do the same for Language tool and Dictionaries each time.''
+{{Note}} ''Do the same for Language tool and Dictionaries each time.''
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+<gallery mode="packed" heights="300">
 File:Add.png|left|Add
 File:Selecting the downloaded file.png|Selecting the downloaded file

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-====Language tool, dictionaries extensions====
+====Adding Language tool, Dictionaries and Extensions====
-* To add the language tool and dictionaries you should download the tool and dictionary first please refer the below link to download.
+* To add the language tool and dictionaries you should download the tool and dictionary first. Please refer the below link to download.
-** [https://extensions.libreoffice.org/en/extensions/show/languagetool Language tool.]
+**[https://extensions.libreoffice.org/en/extensions/show/languagetool Language tool]
-** [https://extensions.libreoffice.org/en/extensions/show/english-dictionaries Dictionaries.]
+** [https://extensions.libreoffice.org/en/extensions/show/english-dictionaries Dictionaries]
-* Open the LibreOffice writer by clicking on "Application menu" in that select "Office" and open the LibreOffice writer.
+* Open the LibreOffice Writer by clicking on "Application" menu in that select "Office" and open the LibreOffice Writer.
-* Once the LibreOffice writer is opened clink on "Tools" and select the "Extension Manager" and Open or use Ctrl+Alt+E.
+* Once the LibreOffice Writer is opened clink on "Tools" and select the "Extension Manager" and Open or use Ctrl+Alt+E.
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 File:Opening the LibreOffice.png|left|Opening  the LibreOffice
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 Once Language package installation in LibreOffice is done, If you want change the user interface language and format setting please follow the below steps.
-* Open the LibreOffice writer by clicking on "Application menu" in that select "Office" and open the LibreOffice writer.
+* Open the LibreOffice Writer by clicking on "Application" menu in that select "Office" and open the LibreOffice Writer.
-* Once the LibreOffice writer is opened clink on "Tools" and select the "Options" and Open.
+* Once the LibreOffice Writer is opened clink on "Tools" and select the "Options" and Open.
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 File:Changing the user interface and formats.png|Changing the user interface and formats
 </gallery>
-* And click on the "LibreOffice writer" and in that click on "Basic Fonts(Western)".
+* And click on the "LibreOffice Writer" and in that click on "Basic Fonts(Western)".
 * And then click on "Default","Heading","List","Caption" and  "Index" and choose the fonts and click on "Apply" and "OK".
 Once its done you can type the Language as per your customized settings.
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 File:OK.png|left|OK
 </gallery>
-* And then click on the "LibreOffice writer" and in that click on "Basic Fonts(CTS)".
+* And then click on the "LibreOffice Writer" and in that click on "Basic Fonts(CTS)".
 * And then click on "Default","Heading","List","Caption" and  "Index" and choose the Unicode fonts and click on "Apply" and "OK"
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 * Another dialog box opens, inviting you to choose whether to open Microsoft Office documents with LibreOffice. By default, this feature is not enabled. If you want LibreOffice to open Microsoft Office files (documents, spreadsheets and presentations), put a check mark in all four check boxes.
 *Another dialog box opens, asking you whether to create A shortcut to your desktop. The default option is to create a shortcut.
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 File:Desktop shortcut.jpg|Desktop shortcut
 File:Finish.jpg|Finish
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