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Does anyone know what file, and where it is located, actually changes to
record new entries into our MS Word Custom Dictionary? I had to reinstall my WinXP operating system and MS Word, and all of my Custom Dictionary changes are no longer present in MS Word. Is there a file I can go back to from my previous boot drive files (which I still have) that I can copy into a new location so that I have all of my previous custom words back in operation? |
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papa john wrote:
Does anyone know what file, and where it is located, actually changes to record new entries into our MS Word Custom Dictionary? I had to reinstall my WinXP operating system and MS Word, and all of my Custom Dictionary changes are no longer present in MS Word. Is there a file I can go back to from my previous boot drive files (which I still have) that I can copy into a new location so that I have all of my previous custom words back in operation? Yes, it's a file named Custom.dic. As it says in http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/General/FilesToBackup.htm: You can find out where your dictionary file is stored by selecting Tools + Options + Spelling and Grammar + Dictionaries + New. The default path varies, depending on your operating system and which version of Word you are using. -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. |
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