How can I add a Word to Windows 10 Auto-Correct?
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Windows 10 has added an Auto-Correct feature for typing. I want to be able to edit the dictionary. This document says that I should be able to find it here:
%AppData%MicrosoftSpelling<language tag>default.acl
I've found it, but it's just an empty file. How do I edit this thing?
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Windows 10 has added an Auto-Correct feature for typing. I want to be able to edit the dictionary. This document says that I should be able to find it here:
%AppData%MicrosoftSpelling<language tag>default.acl
I've found it, but it's just an empty file. How do I edit this thing?
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Protip: it is there on my Windows 10 machines, both my x86 laptop and my x64 desktop. That being said, I haven't heard of anything that leads me to believe that you can add words to thatdefault.acl
file, but hopefully someone else has.
– Run5k
Jan 26 '17 at 3:02
Ugh. I stand corrected, I looked in default not my username. Thanks. I'll update.
– Jonathan Mee
Jan 26 '17 at 4:38
Hi Jonathan Mee - please check my edit to my question which explains how to edit the acl file. I hope this answers your question and solves your problem.
– micstr
Feb 13 '17 at 7:39
@micstr Oh thanks for reminding me. I meant to accept it after I tested it but forgot to.
– Jonathan Mee
Feb 13 '17 at 13:48
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Windows 10 has added an Auto-Correct feature for typing. I want to be able to edit the dictionary. This document says that I should be able to find it here:
%AppData%MicrosoftSpelling<language tag>default.acl
I've found it, but it's just an empty file. How do I edit this thing?
windows windows-10 spell-check autocorrect
Windows 10 has added an Auto-Correct feature for typing. I want to be able to edit the dictionary. This document says that I should be able to find it here:
%AppData%MicrosoftSpelling<language tag>default.acl
I've found it, but it's just an empty file. How do I edit this thing?
windows windows-10 spell-check autocorrect
windows windows-10 spell-check autocorrect
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asked Jan 26 '17 at 2:32
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Protip: it is there on my Windows 10 machines, both my x86 laptop and my x64 desktop. That being said, I haven't heard of anything that leads me to believe that you can add words to thatdefault.acl
file, but hopefully someone else has.
– Run5k
Jan 26 '17 at 3:02
Ugh. I stand corrected, I looked in default not my username. Thanks. I'll update.
– Jonathan Mee
Jan 26 '17 at 4:38
Hi Jonathan Mee - please check my edit to my question which explains how to edit the acl file. I hope this answers your question and solves your problem.
– micstr
Feb 13 '17 at 7:39
@micstr Oh thanks for reminding me. I meant to accept it after I tested it but forgot to.
– Jonathan Mee
Feb 13 '17 at 13:48
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Protip: it is there on my Windows 10 machines, both my x86 laptop and my x64 desktop. That being said, I haven't heard of anything that leads me to believe that you can add words to thatdefault.acl
file, but hopefully someone else has.
– Run5k
Jan 26 '17 at 3:02
Ugh. I stand corrected, I looked in default not my username. Thanks. I'll update.
– Jonathan Mee
Jan 26 '17 at 4:38
Hi Jonathan Mee - please check my edit to my question which explains how to edit the acl file. I hope this answers your question and solves your problem.
– micstr
Feb 13 '17 at 7:39
@micstr Oh thanks for reminding me. I meant to accept it after I tested it but forgot to.
– Jonathan Mee
Feb 13 '17 at 13:48
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Protip: it is there on my Windows 10 machines, both my x86 laptop and my x64 desktop. That being said, I haven't heard of anything that leads me to believe that you can add words to that
default.acl
file, but hopefully someone else has.– Run5k
Jan 26 '17 at 3:02
Protip: it is there on my Windows 10 machines, both my x86 laptop and my x64 desktop. That being said, I haven't heard of anything that leads me to believe that you can add words to that
default.acl
file, but hopefully someone else has.– Run5k
Jan 26 '17 at 3:02
Ugh. I stand corrected, I looked in default not my username. Thanks. I'll update.
– Jonathan Mee
Jan 26 '17 at 4:38
Ugh. I stand corrected, I looked in default not my username. Thanks. I'll update.
– Jonathan Mee
Jan 26 '17 at 4:38
Hi Jonathan Mee - please check my edit to my question which explains how to edit the acl file. I hope this answers your question and solves your problem.
– micstr
Feb 13 '17 at 7:39
Hi Jonathan Mee - please check my edit to my question which explains how to edit the acl file. I hope this answers your question and solves your problem.
– micstr
Feb 13 '17 at 7:39
@micstr Oh thanks for reminding me. I meant to accept it after I tested it but forgot to.
– Jonathan Mee
Feb 13 '17 at 13:48
@micstr Oh thanks for reminding me. I meant to accept it after I tested it but forgot to.
– Jonathan Mee
Feb 13 '17 at 13:48
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I found this out from: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/25994-spell-checking-dictionary-add-remove-words-windows-10-a.html
They document two ways to do it.
Add highlighted misspelled words with right click "Add to dictionary"
Add or Remove Words in Spell Checking Dictionary default.dic file for a Language
Here you put word in the %AppData%MicrosoftSpelling right dictionary for your language. Open the default.dic file with Notepad. Put word in plaintext. One per row.
Hope this helps.
EDIT:
For auto correct you add words in the default.acl
directory as " autocorrect pair with the words separated by a vertical bar ("|") (in the AutoCorrect word list)" (See Microsoft page dictionary files section).
For example, if you wanted to change misspelling mnger to manager, then you would add this line in .acl file:
mnger|manager
I tested it now. I had no spaces between words and the pipe.
Plus, please make sure "Autocorrect misspelled words" is on in Settings.
I don't think this does help. It doesn't have anything to do with Auto-Correct does it?
– Jonathan Mee
Jan 26 '17 at 12:24
Sorry Jonathan I was not clear enough. I have added details on the autocorrect, add line "misspeltword|goodword" to your acl file
– micstr
Jan 26 '17 at 12:52
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For MS Word, go to the search bar and type "Language Preference". Select the "Proofing" section, Click the "Auto correct Options" button. Under "Replace text as you type", delete the text you do not want Word to auto correct.
Or add words you want to auto correct.
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
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down vote
accepted
I found this out from: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/25994-spell-checking-dictionary-add-remove-words-windows-10-a.html
They document two ways to do it.
Add highlighted misspelled words with right click "Add to dictionary"
Add or Remove Words in Spell Checking Dictionary default.dic file for a Language
Here you put word in the %AppData%MicrosoftSpelling right dictionary for your language. Open the default.dic file with Notepad. Put word in plaintext. One per row.
Hope this helps.
EDIT:
For auto correct you add words in the default.acl
directory as " autocorrect pair with the words separated by a vertical bar ("|") (in the AutoCorrect word list)" (See Microsoft page dictionary files section).
For example, if you wanted to change misspelling mnger to manager, then you would add this line in .acl file:
mnger|manager
I tested it now. I had no spaces between words and the pipe.
Plus, please make sure "Autocorrect misspelled words" is on in Settings.
I don't think this does help. It doesn't have anything to do with Auto-Correct does it?
– Jonathan Mee
Jan 26 '17 at 12:24
Sorry Jonathan I was not clear enough. I have added details on the autocorrect, add line "misspeltword|goodword" to your acl file
– micstr
Jan 26 '17 at 12:52
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
I found this out from: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/25994-spell-checking-dictionary-add-remove-words-windows-10-a.html
They document two ways to do it.
Add highlighted misspelled words with right click "Add to dictionary"
Add or Remove Words in Spell Checking Dictionary default.dic file for a Language
Here you put word in the %AppData%MicrosoftSpelling right dictionary for your language. Open the default.dic file with Notepad. Put word in plaintext. One per row.
Hope this helps.
EDIT:
For auto correct you add words in the default.acl
directory as " autocorrect pair with the words separated by a vertical bar ("|") (in the AutoCorrect word list)" (See Microsoft page dictionary files section).
For example, if you wanted to change misspelling mnger to manager, then you would add this line in .acl file:
mnger|manager
I tested it now. I had no spaces between words and the pipe.
Plus, please make sure "Autocorrect misspelled words" is on in Settings.
I don't think this does help. It doesn't have anything to do with Auto-Correct does it?
– Jonathan Mee
Jan 26 '17 at 12:24
Sorry Jonathan I was not clear enough. I have added details on the autocorrect, add line "misspeltword|goodword" to your acl file
– micstr
Jan 26 '17 at 12:52
add a comment |
up vote
1
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accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
I found this out from: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/25994-spell-checking-dictionary-add-remove-words-windows-10-a.html
They document two ways to do it.
Add highlighted misspelled words with right click "Add to dictionary"
Add or Remove Words in Spell Checking Dictionary default.dic file for a Language
Here you put word in the %AppData%MicrosoftSpelling right dictionary for your language. Open the default.dic file with Notepad. Put word in plaintext. One per row.
Hope this helps.
EDIT:
For auto correct you add words in the default.acl
directory as " autocorrect pair with the words separated by a vertical bar ("|") (in the AutoCorrect word list)" (See Microsoft page dictionary files section).
For example, if you wanted to change misspelling mnger to manager, then you would add this line in .acl file:
mnger|manager
I tested it now. I had no spaces between words and the pipe.
Plus, please make sure "Autocorrect misspelled words" is on in Settings.
I found this out from: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/25994-spell-checking-dictionary-add-remove-words-windows-10-a.html
They document two ways to do it.
Add highlighted misspelled words with right click "Add to dictionary"
Add or Remove Words in Spell Checking Dictionary default.dic file for a Language
Here you put word in the %AppData%MicrosoftSpelling right dictionary for your language. Open the default.dic file with Notepad. Put word in plaintext. One per row.
Hope this helps.
EDIT:
For auto correct you add words in the default.acl
directory as " autocorrect pair with the words separated by a vertical bar ("|") (in the AutoCorrect word list)" (See Microsoft page dictionary files section).
For example, if you wanted to change misspelling mnger to manager, then you would add this line in .acl file:
mnger|manager
I tested it now. I had no spaces between words and the pipe.
Plus, please make sure "Autocorrect misspelled words" is on in Settings.
edited Jan 26 '17 at 12:50
answered Jan 26 '17 at 8:17
micstr
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I don't think this does help. It doesn't have anything to do with Auto-Correct does it?
– Jonathan Mee
Jan 26 '17 at 12:24
Sorry Jonathan I was not clear enough. I have added details on the autocorrect, add line "misspeltword|goodword" to your acl file
– micstr
Jan 26 '17 at 12:52
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I don't think this does help. It doesn't have anything to do with Auto-Correct does it?
– Jonathan Mee
Jan 26 '17 at 12:24
Sorry Jonathan I was not clear enough. I have added details on the autocorrect, add line "misspeltword|goodword" to your acl file
– micstr
Jan 26 '17 at 12:52
I don't think this does help. It doesn't have anything to do with Auto-Correct does it?
– Jonathan Mee
Jan 26 '17 at 12:24
I don't think this does help. It doesn't have anything to do with Auto-Correct does it?
– Jonathan Mee
Jan 26 '17 at 12:24
Sorry Jonathan I was not clear enough. I have added details on the autocorrect, add line "misspeltword|goodword" to your acl file
– micstr
Jan 26 '17 at 12:52
Sorry Jonathan I was not clear enough. I have added details on the autocorrect, add line "misspeltword|goodword" to your acl file
– micstr
Jan 26 '17 at 12:52
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
For MS Word, go to the search bar and type "Language Preference". Select the "Proofing" section, Click the "Auto correct Options" button. Under "Replace text as you type", delete the text you do not want Word to auto correct.
Or add words you want to auto correct.
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
For MS Word, go to the search bar and type "Language Preference". Select the "Proofing" section, Click the "Auto correct Options" button. Under "Replace text as you type", delete the text you do not want Word to auto correct.
Or add words you want to auto correct.
add a comment |
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0
down vote
up vote
0
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For MS Word, go to the search bar and type "Language Preference". Select the "Proofing" section, Click the "Auto correct Options" button. Under "Replace text as you type", delete the text you do not want Word to auto correct.
Or add words you want to auto correct.
For MS Word, go to the search bar and type "Language Preference". Select the "Proofing" section, Click the "Auto correct Options" button. Under "Replace text as you type", delete the text you do not want Word to auto correct.
Or add words you want to auto correct.
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Protip: it is there on my Windows 10 machines, both my x86 laptop and my x64 desktop. That being said, I haven't heard of anything that leads me to believe that you can add words to that
default.acl
file, but hopefully someone else has.– Run5k
Jan 26 '17 at 3:02
Ugh. I stand corrected, I looked in default not my username. Thanks. I'll update.
– Jonathan Mee
Jan 26 '17 at 4:38
Hi Jonathan Mee - please check my edit to my question which explains how to edit the acl file. I hope this answers your question and solves your problem.
– micstr
Feb 13 '17 at 7:39
@micstr Oh thanks for reminding me. I meant to accept it after I tested it but forgot to.
– Jonathan Mee
Feb 13 '17 at 13:48