[Mac OS X TeX] Spelling, etc
Adrian Heathcote
adrian.heathcote at philosophy.usyd.edu.au
Fri Jan 18 01:01:35 EST 2002
All
This may be known to everyone, or it may not---but all the talk about
Excalibur makes me think it is not.
TeXShop users do not really need Excalibur, provided they have an
internet connection. Install Omnidictionary and it appears in the
Services Menu of applicable apps. Simply choose the word, go to the
services menu and call up the dictionary. Spell-checker of a kind, as
much as any dictionary is! (If Excalibur is going to be adapted maybe it
should work in the same kind of way---that is, through the services
menu.)
My two cents worth on the discussion of what is really Mac-like: OpenDoc
was never the Mac way, rather it was the NeXt way. That it is a superior
way of going I don't doubt, and the more services we get the better, in
my view. But it is wrong to pretend that the Mac in the past has been
anything other than an operating system for large, clunky,
Microsoft-style mega-programs. OSX has been our doorway out of that
expensive prison.
Adrian Heathcote
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