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Re: Tips & Tricks: Resetting Your Predictive Text Dictionary

millipo48 — Fri, 25 Dec 2009 09:07:38 -0000

One day there was a pregnant women who was about to go into labor with 3 children.

Her husband didn't want to be any part of this so he decided to leave her and took the car.

So she had to walk to the hospital all by herself. All of a sudden she came to a dark alley and of course she went through it and all of a sudden a man pops out and shoots her in the stomach.

When she got to the hospital she was ok and the babies were fine as well.

16 years later

16 years later the first child who was a girl came to the mother and said "mom mom guess what?"

"What?"

I pissed out a bullet.

So the mother told her what happened 16 years ago.

Then the second born child who was also a girl came to her mother and said "mom mom guess what I pissed out a bullet."

So the mom told her what happend 16 years ago.

Then the 3rd born child came in who was a boy said "mom mom guess what?"

The mom said "let me guess you pissed out a bullet."

"No i was jacking off and i shot the dog!"

Re: Tips & Tricks: Resetting Your Predictive Text Dictionary

Pizza Recipe — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 11:08:31 -0000

Thats post is really usefull and also I was for long time searching for something like that. Had many problem with these dictionary and finally i solve these. Thank you again.

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Free Baby stuff — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 14:25:21 -0000

t seems that every time I add a new word to the user dictionary it replaces a more commonly used word. I make enough mistakes with T9 so the last thing I need is “yes” being replaced by “WEP” every time I type it, just because I was talking to someone amonth ago about WiFi security… I’m sure that everyone reading this right now has experienced this annoying scenario.

Re: Tips & Tricks: Resetting Your Predictive Text Dictionary

Zach — Mon, 07 Apr 2008 11:46:28 -0000

Yeah, I wish the was an app to control the user library and make things easier but I'm glad this helped!

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Stuart Mathers — Sun, 06 Apr 2008 18:22:38 -0000

Cheers Zach, worked a treat. Id been racking my brain for months how to remove the 'word' Aof from my dictionary.

Re: Tips & Tricks: Resetting Your Predictive Text Dictionary

zach — Tue, 09 Oct 2007 17:55:44 -0000

hehe Actually s60 doesn't include an auto-correct feature with t9. You can add it with an app (QuickWrite) but then you have to use tap which is a pia unless it's on a full keyboard device. I use it on my e61i for example. With t9 we're currently limited in that respect, for now at least...

Re: Tips & Tricks: Resetting Your Predictive Text Dictionary

RMR — Tue, 09 Oct 2007 17:07:13 -0000

Although I am a BB user who can selectively delete the words I choose in SureType...

Another way to go about it is to change the auto-correct options (I am sure you S60 people can do that) and set it up to revert to what you want.

Re: Tips & Tricks: Resetting Your Predictive Text Dictionary

zach — Tue, 09 Oct 2007 08:19:19 -0000

Just checked it out - thanks for the alternative method Jonny. :) That's definitely more convenient when you have tons of words that you've already taught the phone and you don't want to lose them...

Re: Tips & Tricks: Resetting Your Predictive Text Dictionary

Jonathan — Mon, 08 Oct 2007 21:33:54 -0000

Hey, that's not the only method. You've inspired me to write a post about the other way to fix the T9. Click over to read about it. :)

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zach — Mon, 08 Oct 2007 11:52:38 -0000

Exactly! I fully support "KISS" in all that I do... (Keep it Simple, Stupid) ;)

Re: Tips & Tricks: Resetting Your Predictive Text Dictionary

Matthew Stevens — Mon, 08 Oct 2007 11:49:24 -0000

You can delete just the dat file is you wish. The system will recreate both when needed. I just find it easier to delete the folder. One less step anyway.