Custom Dictionary - CS2

This is a long shot but does anyone know where the custom dictionary words are stored in CS2 on XP?
I am trying to help someone running CS2 on XP who receives a file not found error when trying to Edit Custom Dictionary.
In CS3 on XP (my oldest running setup) the file is called "added.txt" but the "added.txt" file doesn't exist on his computer running CS2.
Thank you!

You won't be able to use the CS2 workspaces, so don't stress about those.
Dave Saunders wrote a pair of scripts for exporting and importing user dictionaries. I can't find the link at the moment, but there's a good chance he'll see this and respond.
Peter

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Custom Dictionary & Upgrades

I am hoping someone can assist me before my IT staff stress me out! They are preparing a new computer for me which has CS4 installed. I currently work with CS2. I need to save my custom dictionary file and my workspace preferences (although this one is far less important to me) so that they don't have to be recreated on the new machine.
Can anyone help me with this? I searched the knowledge base with no luck.
Thanks!
Susan

You won't be able to use the CS2 workspaces, so don't stress about those.
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Error in compiling a custom dictionary for text analysis

I got a error when I tried to compile the custom dictionary for the Text Data Processing transformor. I am looking for help to solve the problem or work around the error.
The error is as follows:
[ERR] Can not create file [C:/ws_sclg.1]
Here is the command I was using:
C:\Program Files (x86)\SAP BusinessObjects\Data Services\bin> tf-ncc -d ..\TextAnalysis\languages -o C:\Sample Source\Dictionary C:\Users\jack\Documents\Visual Studio 2008\Projects\XMLFile1.xml
It appears to me that the command was trying to create a log file or some temporary file in my C drive root directory, and the OS denied the action. The Data Services is running on a Windows 2008 Server R2. I wonder if there is a way to specify where to create this log file or tempory file?
Any insight or help is appreciated. Jack

Instead of calling the command from the windows shell command interface, I was able to call the compilier from Data Services; this problem is now resolved.

Creating a custom dictionary for Acrobat and Reader.

I want to create a custom dictionary to be used by all of our users when they access a “forms document” through Adobe Reader/Acrobat.
Here are some of the issues:
The default dictionary name under Custom Dictionaries has a .clam extension.
Is there a way to edit this?
Does it contain the index settings for all the other added.txt and excluded.txt dictionary files?
The Reader's default location is under a user’s LocalLow folder.
C:\Users\PIN\ AppData\LocalLow\Adobe\Linguistics\Dictionaries\Adobe Custom Dictionary.
The Acrobat default location is under the user's Roaming folder.
C:\Users\PIN\ AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Linguistics\Dictionaries\Adobe Custom Dictionary\.
This is buried under the users profile and we need to be able to update these files on all the user’s workstations prior to log on.
This could be done by redirection of the new custom dictionary. What is the location of that setting in the registry?
Is there is a way to append to the standard dictionary file so as not to replace any setting that a user may have made to the dictionary?
Is this done to the .clam or .txt file outside of the Adobe Reader application?
What is the “All” setting in the dictionary?
Does that imply the program will look through all the dictionaries?
Is there a way to create a new dictionary name that would appear under the preferences\spelling\dictionaries list. Is there an Index file that would point to a newly created Dictionary folder?

Custom dictionaries must be created with a 3rd party program provided by Proximity (http://www.proximitytechnology.com/spell_correction.htm).
The spelling support files are installed in this directory for all users (this is only the default)
C:\Program Files\Adobe\<product>\Resource\Linguistics\Providers\Proximity
File types include:
ENV - eg: grmphon.env - the phonetic rule file for the spelling dictionary language. There is one of these “ENV” file for each language.
CLX - eg: grm32.clx - a language related part of spelling dictionary. There is one of these “CLX” file for each language.
LEX - eg: grm104.lex - an actual spelling dictionary. There may be several dictionaries for a given language, for example, grm104.lex, grm10401.lex.
So the answer is:
Create a custom dictionary with Proximity and use the Wizard or some other method to deploy the files in the correct location.
Ben

64-bit Spell checker in OPPM v9-Sp1 works, but need Custom Dictionary

My client adopted Oracle Primavera Portfolio Management (formerly ProSight) -- which is NOT P6, a couple of years ago. It entered production with v.8.0 which had a spell-checker included but which does not work with the approved 64-bit O/S (ie: Windows Server 64-bit). After being disappointed with the v.9.0 release also not supporting 64-bit O/S, the recently released v.9.0-Sp1 finally does. Good news!
I have the instructions (“Primavera Portfolio Management 8.0 Customizing the Spelling Checker.pdf”) for adding a custom dictionary to the system, but cannot find any information on doing this for OPPM v.9.0-Sp1.
Does anyone know if the same instructions still work, or where I can get new instructions for adding a custom dictionary (to avoid having the users need to add many new terms, including their own misspelled ones)?
Thanx in advance.
Rob
Edited by: user11049393 on Jul 12, 2012 11:07 AM

Hi Sachin:
Actually, after my message yesterday, I managed to find the document, buried in with the OPPM technical docs. Looks identical to the OPPM v.8 version. Thanx for your help.
Now that I have poked around a little more, I realized that I haven't seen anything about how to EDIT the dictionary files once created. How does one clean them up of accidentally (or unintentionally) added mis-spelled words? Every other application I've ever used with a spell checker has that function somewhere, but I can't see it in OPPM.
Any info on this issue? Thanx in advance.
Rob

Indesign CS6 Custom Dictionary

I'm a copywriter, and I use Dynamic Spelling in Indesign CS6. I work in an industry that uses a huge amount of unconventional spellings. I cannot find a dictionary setting that checks spelling using my custom dictionary when each page is opened; but when I add a new word to the dictionary, it checks the whole page. The simplest workaround I have devised is to add a nonsense word starting with a zero to the dictionary for each page; when I do this, the whole page gets checked. I remove the nonsense words from my dictionary (where they appear at the beginning, because of the initial zero) on a monthly basis. Any suggestions? Thanks!

Yes. I had tried adding it via Preferences > Dictionary, but the same problem occurs (InDesign quits).
And there is no other formatting or characters in the txt file. It purely contains words separated by a hard return.

InDesign CS5 - custom dictionary

Hi,
I have a text file contains more than 1,00,000 words. I need to add this words in a separate dictonary file and load in InDesign application. When I import this text file using Edit > User Dictionary, InDesign appliction quits automatically.
Is there any possible way to import this text file in a custom dictionary?
Thanks!!

Yes. I had tried adding it via Preferences > Dictionary, but the same problem occurs (InDesign quits).
And there is no other formatting or characters in the txt file. It purely contains words separated by a hard return.

Editing/creating a custom dictionary

I have some custom dictionaries in my Apple Dictionary application. I'm looking for a way to edit them (change font colors, line spaces, etc.), but I don't fin any program that can edit dictionaries or let me even create one myself.
Any ideas?

Custom dictionaries must be created with a 3rd party program provided by Proximity (http://www.proximitytechnology.com/spell_correction.htm).
The spelling support files are installed in this directory for all users (this is only the default)
C:\Program Files\Adobe\<product>\Resource\Linguistics\Providers\Proximity
File types include:
ENV - eg: grmphon.env - the phonetic rule file for the spelling dictionary language. There is one of these “ENV” file for each language.
CLX - eg: grm32.clx - a language related part of spelling dictionary. There is one of these “CLX” file for each language.
LEX - eg: grm104.lex - an actual spelling dictionary. There may be several dictionaries for a given language, for example, grm104.lex, grm10401.lex.
So the answer is:
Create a custom dictionary with Proximity and use the Wizard or some other method to deploy the files in the correct location.
Ben

Can't delete custom dictionary 8120

Whenever I try to delete or clear the custom dictionary on my 8120, it clears out. However after a battery pull reboot everything reappears. If I use the Desktop manager 5.0 and go to backup/restore>advanced I try to cleat the custom words collection it says it clears, but it doesn't. The entries are still there. The only way to get rid of it, is to wipe the handheld. I need to do this, because frequently this messes up the search function in the songs list, when you start typing letters and it tries to find songs as you type. Then it cannot find anything. For example the #8 key normally starts typing "8" then "b" then "n". When it messes up, it starts with "b" and it says no songs available, even though I have songs that start with a "b". The solution to this is a battery pull reboot, and then it works for15 minutes or so, and then starts messing up again. The other way around it is to wipe the handheld to erase the custom dictionary. Why is it doing that? I got the latest 4.5.0124 t-mobile software.

Guys and gals, yes, it's as I suspected. When I swapped the SIMs the problem disappeared and I could delete old workouts normally.
So I have a reason to believe this is a small but potentially* critical bug with the Nike+ application on the iPhone. Why *the custom workouts are bound to the SIM used when creating them* is beyond my understanding, nevertheless, I hope for a future bug fix from Apple.
*what happens if you lose or disable your unique SIM?

E72 - deleting words from the custom dictionary

Hi
one of the first bits of software that I installed on my E72 was the custom dictionary editor from Nokia Labs. Its been a great **bleep** on my earlier E63 and I naturally wanted it on my E72
However I noticed that there are words being added (by my keyboard mistakes) that DO NOT APPEAR in the custom dictionary.
For example I managed to add There.com to my dictionary (by typing There. and it added com ... like **bleep**?) and now every time I type there I get There.com suggested.
is there any other way to blast the custom dictionary?
I can only say that the E72 is a love HATE relationship

Hi Pellicle,
We're sorry to hear about your problems with the software, but keep in mind that the custom dictionary is, like adrianhughes mentioned, a beta labs software and not a finished product. It is mentioned on the project page that it may have some minor issues on Nokia E72.
The project status is archived, which means that it was not released officially and the development has likely stopped, so reporting a bug or making a suggestion may not help in this case. Please check the project FAQ page for more info on likely problems, especially questions 8 (I deleted a word but it is still being used for prediction) and 3 (Why do I get an option to select a language?).
If the FAQ suggestions do not help you to solve the problem, try to do a hard reset by dialling *#7370# followed by the security code 12345 (unless you've changed it). Please remember to backup your phone first using Nokia Suite though, as it will remove all data on your phone.
Let us know if this helps,
Puigchild
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Adding Custom Dictionary using Javascript

Hi All,
We have created a javascript to spellcheck the PDF using the inbuilt dictionary.
Now we got a request to add a custom Medical dictionary to Adobe Acrobat.
Is that possible to add a custom dictionary to Adobe Acrobat using Javascript.
I have gone through the "Javascript for Adobe API Reference.pdf".
But there is no reference for adding a full set of dictionary to it.
spell.customDictionaryCreate("javascript", "en", true);
function GetJSTerms(bm, nLevel) { var newWord = bm.name.match(re);
var ckWord = spell.checkWord( newWord[0] );
if ( ckWord != null ) { var cWord = spell.addWord( newWord[0], "JavaScript");
if ( cWord ) console.println( newWord[0] );
} if (bm.children != null) for (var i = 0; i < bm.children.length; i++) GetJSTerms(bm.children[i], nLevel + 1);
} console.println("\nAdding New words to the \"JavaScript\" " + "dictionary:");
var re = /^\w+/; GetJSTerms(this.bookmarkRoot, 0);
Would this task is achievable through javascript, please advice.
Shaji

Thank for the response. We have a medical dictionary with us. Which contains all the words, how do I add the full dictionary with the addWord functionality. Is there is any option to load the dictionary file through scripting. Shaji

How do I Edit the Custom Dictionary?

I am using Firefox 4.0 and I was wondering how i can delete misspelled words from my custom dictionary. I have found how to do it on old versions of Firefox, but they do not work on the new version. I am using windows 7.

That should work the same with Firefox 4. You need to open the file [http://kb.mozillazine.org/persdict.dat persdict.dat] in a text editor and remove the lines with those words.
Help > Troubleshooting Information > Profile Directory: Open Containing Folder
* http://kb.mozillazine.org/Deleting_spellcheck_entries
* [[Using the spell checker]]

Add custom dictionary files

Hi,
I am trying to add custom dictionary files to our office installation on a TS server.
its 2012 R2 server running office 365 32bit.
i have a script that adds the paths to the custom dictionaries to the registry.
the script adds 2 entries for each dictionary
"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Shared Tools\Proofing Tools\1.0\Custom
Dictionaries\
the name and the value is the path
and then "name_state" with a hex value of 01 00 00
this worked on 2010 but isnt working with my current setup.
the dictionaries work if manually added through word.
though if done this way 4 reg keys are created
with name_roamed and name_external.
the name also contains the username.domain if created in word.
in the script the name is just a number, "10" for example.
any ideas on how to deploy custom dictionary files into office 365 on server 2012?
Thanks]
Colm

see this link for related info
http://blogs.technet.com/b/office_resource_kit/archive/2011/12/16/deploying-a-custom-dictionary.aspx

Way to import custom dictionary from word?

I have an extensive custom dictionary that I would like to import into pages. Any suggestions.

Pages will save a custom spelling dictionary in Users > your name > Library > Spelling . If the Spelling folder doesn't exist Pages will create one when you Learn a word. You can open this custom file in TextEdit. You can add word to the list. I believe the list have to be alphabetical sorted.
I don't know how the corresponding Word Spelling document looks like. It might have extra data that needs to be deleted first.
On Leopard there was a small free app one could use for editing the Spelling document. I don't remember the name of it. It is bound to be in these discussions but maybe some 2 years ago.

Migrating Custom Dictionary from earlier version of Robohelp

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I've just upgraded from Robohelp Offce to Robohelp8.
On migrating the first of my projects, it sems that although the project is converted to Robohelp8, it does not bring with it the custom dictionary associated with the older project. This has hundred of (technical) words in.
Does anyone know how I can import the custom dictionary?
Thanks
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