A question please in relation to this please.
Why is it that when I do a search in Vista for *dictionary* nothing comes
up? I do have show hidden files checked.
Paula
Good question! The only thing I can come up with is that
UserDictionary.lex has the new file attribute 'N'. There is some
discussion about this new, undocumented attribute here: http://forum.sysinternals.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=10531
and some think it means 'Not to be indexed for searches'.
Good question! The only thing I can come up with is that
UserDictionary.lex has the new file attribute 'N'. There is some
discussion about this new, undocumented attribute here: http://forum.sysinternals.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=10531
and some think it means 'Not to be indexed for searches'.
Sorry kids. very new to this. gary ... I tried to copy and paste that address
to get to the dictionary, for I too added an incorrectly spelt word, and the
computer said there was no such address. Any other clues. I just want to
tidy-up the dictionary. I thought that it could be accessed from the toolbar,
somewhere.
Sorry kids. very new to this. gary ... I tried to copy and paste that
address
to get to the dictionary, for I too added an incorrectly spelt word, and
the
computer said there was no such address. Any other clues. I just want to
tidy-up the dictionary. I thought that it could be accessed from the
toolbar,
somewhere.
In the location path below you need to replace "YourName" with your Windows
user login name.
However, it's best to open Notepad, then use its File > Open to navigate to
that location.
Note: Notepad by default looks only for .txt files so you need to change that
to "All Files (*.*)"
Or in WinMail go to Tools | Options | Advanced | Maintenance | Store Folder
and that will give the exact path.
steve
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