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facdaddy · 01-12-05, 02:58 PM

Anyone know what this file is for? It was already there before I installed ANY software, so I'm assuming it is a system file. It's currently at 0kb. Anyone tried editing it to build a personal dictionary? Is it perhaps used by Word Completion or some other built-in program?

I copied it to my computer and opened it with NotePad and added the word "Jumanji". I then copied it back to my Axim and did a soft reset. However, Word Completion still didn't recognize the word. This is the only .dct file I can find on my Axim, so where is my dictionary?

I would love to be able to edit my dictionary (without paying $8.00) because I use a lot of job-related lingo (military). Word Completion ticks me off when it has uncommon names like "Nathalie" but not "Nathan". "Jenkins" and "Jessica" are both in the dictionary, but "Jesus" is not. The whole point of Word Completion is to simplify text entry, but how can it serve that purpose when it has a miniscule database and can't be edited?

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facdaddy Aximsite Rookie DAP Freshman Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Cody, Wyoming Posts: 92 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	\My Documents\Dictionaries\MyWords.dct??? Anyone know what this file is for? It was already there before I installed ANY software, so I'm assuming it is a system file. It's currently at 0kb. Anyone tried editing it to build a personal dictionary? Is it perhaps used by Word Completion or some other built-in program? I copied it to my computer and opened it with NotePad and added the word "Jumanji". I then copied it back to my Axim and did a soft reset. However, Word Completion still didn't recognize the word. This is the only .dct file I can find on my Axim, so where is my dictionary? I would love to be able to edit my dictionary (without paying $8.00) because I use a lot of job-related lingo (military). Word Completion ticks me off when it has uncommon names like "Nathalie" but not "Nathan". "Jenkins" and "Jessica" are both in the dictionary, but "Jesus" is not. The whole point of Word Completion is to simplify text entry, but how can it serve that purpose when it has a miniscule database and can't be edited?