Auto Spell Check
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In the menu bar you can activate AutoSpellCheck (the ABC-Button or using F7). Any misspelled words will appear underlined in red. Lots of these words are in fact not necessarily misspelled, the programme simply does not have them in its dictionary. To add an unknown word to the standard dictionary right-click it and choose Add › Standard.dic. You can edit the standard.dic with an ordinary editor, adding one new entry per line. After restarting OpenOffice standard.dic updates itself and becomes available with the added entries.