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Hello,
after I don’t know which manipulation, it has become impossible for me to add words to the dictionary. When I looked in the options, I saw that the dictionary path had been changed and I can’t find it. I have Microsoft Office 2010.
Configuration: Windows 7 / Internet Explorer 8.0
after I don’t know which manipulation, it has become impossible for me to add words to the dictionary. When I looked in the options, I saw that the dictionary path had been changed and I can’t find it. I have Microsoft Office 2010.
Configuration: Windows 7 / Internet Explorer 8.0
6 answers
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Actually, I bought Antidote, a very useful dictionary that I wanted to install on Word but I couldn't manage to do it, and it was at that moment that I tried to modify the path, but I shouldn't have because I can't find the one you gave me.
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Hello,
I didn’t quite understand your question: the dictionary path could not be changed by itself...
By default, the personal dictionaries are located here:
C:\Users\<your username="">\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\UProof
If you don’t see them, search for the DIC extension, and place them here.
You can also create another dictionary, with the New button.
m@rina
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Have you searched your PC to find the DIC files? When you’ve found them, from Word’s Dictionaries options, click the Browse button, and go to where you found the files. m@rina -- “On the office forum, people ask questions about office software…” “Oh really???”
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Hello, Stella, on your screenshot you can clearly see the personal dictionary: it’s CUSTOM.DIC. And it’s stored in a folder where it has nothing to do, C:\Program Files...... the path indicated in the "path" line. Follow this path and fetch that CUSTOM.DIC to move it precisely to the location that M@rina pointed out above, here: C:\Users\your username\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\UProof Argitxu
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