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The TeXworks progam does not currently include any bundled spelling dictionaries. Therefore, if you want spell-checking to be enabled in the editor, you will need to install dictionaries separately.
Hold down the Alt (Option) key when using the Go menu. The user Library folder is listed below the current user's home directory. Note: After you open the Library folder, you can drag the Library icon from the top of that window to the Dock, sidebar, or toolbar to make it readily accessible. Find photos by text, content, or date in Photos on Mac. You can quickly find a photo by searching for associated text, such as the photo title, description, or date. For example, you can search for photos taken on April 5, 2016.
The editor uses the hunspell spell-checker; more information is available at that project's site. Hunspell also supports dictionaries from the older myspell program.
One easy source of dictionaries is the OpenOffice.org project, which uses the same spelling engine. There is a list of available dictionaries at http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/. Note that TeXworks can only use the spelling dictionaries (*.dic and *.aff) for each language; to get them, rename the downloaded .oxt file to .zip and extract the spelling dictionary files (they may be contained in a subdirectory).
The dictionaries are installed in different locations depending on your platform.Note: The paths given below apply to the default configuration of the versions distributed here. If you use TeXworks as provided by a TeX distribution, the paths may differ.
Windows
To find the correct folder, use 'Help -> Settings and Resources...', navigate to the 'Resources' folder given there, and finally put the spelling dictionaries in the dictionaries folder (if it doesn't exist, create it).
By default, the TeXworks resources directory should be located in your 'user profile' directory, typically C:Documents and SettingsYour Name. This is automatically created the first time you run TeXworks, and some default resources are copied there. There should be a dictionaries subdirectory, but it is initially empty. Place the *.dic and *.aff files there, and then re-start TeXworks.
Mac OS X
To find the correct folder, use 'Help -> Settings and Resources...', navigate to the 'Resources' folder given there, and finally put the spelling dictionaries in the dictionaries folder (if it doesn't exist, create it).
By default, the TeXworks resources folder should be located inside the Library folder of your Home (user) folder. This is automatically created the first time you run TeXworks, and some default resources are copied there. There should be a dictionaries subdirectory, but it is initially empty. Place the *.dic and *.aff files there, and then re-start TeXworks.
GNU/Linux
On these systems, it is quite likely that appropriate dictionaries are already present, thanks to other programs using the same spell-check engine. However, if you need to add dictionaries, they should be placed in /usr/share/myspell/dicts. (This will typically require administrative privileges. I guess we'll offer some way to install 'personal' dictionaries as a non-privileged user in the future.)
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You can quickly find a photo by searching for associated text, such as the photo title, description, or date. For example, you can search for photos taken on April 5, 2016. You can also search for photos that were taken at a location, such as “California,” or that fall into a general category, such as “beach,” “zoo,” or “horse.”
For information about how to search using keywords assigned to photos, see Find photos by keyword.
Basictex
Ask Siri. Say something like:
“Show me photos of California”
“Show me photos from April”
“Show me beach photos”
“Show me photos of India”
“Show me photos of Becky”
Learn more about Siri.
In the Photos app on your Mac, click the search field in the toolbar.
Tip: Press Command-F to quickly activate the search field.
Type the search text in the search field.
As you type, suggested searches appear below the search field. You can type multiple words separated by a space to search based on multiple criteria. For example, entering “California March” locates all photos taken in California in March.
Click an item in the suggested searches to see matching photos.
To display all your photos again after a search, click the Cancel button in the search field.