Having written an SMS message, I can't edit misspelled words in the dictionary

[Konrad]

When composing text messages using my Windows Smart Phone, the system dutifully / pedantically stores all word entries that you make (intentionally or otherwise) I.e. , if you type ‘Mary had a little lambbbb’ , and inadvertently hit the space bar as you’re blazing along on the keyboard before correcting the spelling of lamb, the system assumes that you intended to write ‘lambbbb’, and stores that “new” word, seemingly forever.

I have not been able to find out if the internal ‘dictionary” / word suggestion list can be edited by the user. I’d love to be able to refine the list with my own lexicon.

Is there software available that allows this?

I have gotten software from this site http://dmitriy.geels.googlepages.com/dictionaryeditor


I've installed the software, + now (or so it seems) the machine won't add ANY new words until / unless you make a manual input into the 'Word Completion Dictionary Editor'

Seems the pendulum has swung way too far in the other direction.

I didn't mind having any / all "new" words (even the misspelled ones) added to the system automatically. That's great. I just wanted to be able to edit that "new word" list periodically, and throw out the words I don't need. My old Sony T630 allows you to do that

Now with this new software, nothing gets added until I stop everything + insert the new word into the dictionary.

Any ideas?



Scorpion

[AnswerDude]

Perhaps you can contact the developer of this software and see if he has any suggestion. There is also a commercial software that provide this function
ABC Editor.Net
http://www.pocketkai.net/asp/en/details.aspx?336

[Konrad]

Thanks for the good info, AnswerDude. I've installed the dictionary - pretty neat, but I'm still not convinced that it adds new words automatically. I've typed a few unique words, repeatedly, but the dictionary ignores them. I'm hoping that a program as clever as this one, will add new words automatically.

Scorpion