How to modify the spell dictionary in Studio
Thread poster: Emma Goldsmith
Emma Goldsmith
Emma Goldsmith  Identity Verified
Spain
Local time: 13:04
Member (2004)
Spanish to English
Feb 21, 2010

A word is underlined in red, I right-click it and choose "add to dictionary" so that it won't crop up again as a misspelt word. Very useful. But sometimes I decide that I don't like that spelling after all, so I want to delete/modify this entry in the dictionary, the same way as I would do in Word.

So, what I would like to know is:
Where is the dictionary stored and how can I edit it?
Thanks in advance.


 
Emma Goldsmith
Emma Goldsmith  Identity Verified
Spain
Local time: 13:04
Member (2004)
Spanish to English
TOPIC STARTER
Found the path to spellchecker Feb 21, 2010

In case anyone else needs to know, I found the path by going through
Tools>Options>Editor>Spelling>Custom Dictionaries
The option also comes up when you run the spellchecker with F7.
The dictionary is a txt file and it's easy to edit.


Oleksandra Lied
 
Oleksandra Lied
Oleksandra Lied
Ukraine
Local time: 14:04
Russian to Ukrainian
+ ...
Found the path to spellchecker Mar 1, 2023

Thank you! It was very useful!

 


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How to modify the spell dictionary in Studio







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