T9 Autopredict question.

[Negrito]

Now i know you can delete some files (dll if memory serves)to erase it and start over, but is it possible to directly edit those files? I am just wondering cause i have one typo that it loves to select for me and apparently none of my friends have deductive reasoning skills, or at least not enough to realise what i ment. So yeah, basically i just want to edit the file to get rid of that one typo so i dont have to lose all my other saved/learned words.


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[gonzoy5]

+1 for this question. I have the same problem

[motorpsycho]

this question has been asked a ton of times, and sense no one ever answers It, I'm gonna go ahead and say, No, There is no known way to edit the T9 dictionary.

I sure wish there was though

[Negrito]

Originally Posted by motorpsycho

this question has been asked a ton of times, and sense no one ever answers It, I'm gonna go ahead and say, No, There is no known way to edit the T9 dictionary.

I sure wish there was though

thanks.



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[CyberMonkey]

One would think there would be, since you add words as you are typing.
I will look into this a bit when I get home tonight, and if I discover a deffinate answer I will let you all know.

[Negrito]

Originally Posted by CyberMonkey

One would think there would be, since you add words as you are typing.
I will look into this a bit when I get home tonight, and if I discover a deffinate answer I will let you all know.

Cool, Thanks Monkey!





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[alagares]

What happened with this?

[CyberMonkey]

Have not found the file that would need to be edited, but it needs to be stored someplace......

[DoanLC]

Ever since i upgraded to 6.1, my T9 auto-predict doesn't seem to want to add symbols in words.

For example, (I'm using the Touch Keypad) i'll do 111 to get a "" but all it'll give me is a ":-." ... And when i go to 'Add a Word,' it still doesn't save it in the dictionary. Does anyone know why this is?