Nokia5800 Predictive text words backup!

Hello all,
I want to backup my own-added Predictive text words from my Nokia 5800 to install them back after Reset and In a N97.
Please tell me how to do that, Is there any system files needs to be copyed from the phone?
Any ideas?
(Note: I wont to take a FULL Setteing backup useign content copier or Nokia Ovi suite)

http://betalabs.nokia.com/apps/nokia-custom-dictionary
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Select the "pencil" button, scroll down to Predictive Text > "Matches" and then the list becomes available.
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I've been using my 6300 for about a year now and I absolutely love this phone!
However, I believe it is starting to grow old and forget the older words I enter into the predicted text.
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what I have done while composing a message is:
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You have to type the whole or most oa a word before predictive text starts making any sense of it.
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It baffels me that this feature was left out of the phone - it's so basic, but it greatly improve the experience of text messaging (something you may not appreciate unless you've experienced; it's trully frustrating!).
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im using my asha 303 when i type a massage there is an underline in every word. Hope you can help me. thanks

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As an older user of a fairly old phone I was comfortably letting mobile phone use pass me by until my children persuaded me that I had to learn to text. I have got the basics OK but no matter what I do the predictive text on my Nokia 3310 just seems to churn out rubbish and I have to keep going until "spell" comes up. I have now learned how to switch predictive text off - but would like to use it. The dictionary language is set to English - can anyone help me?

you might want to try FA136050 here
/t5/Software-Updates/Symbian-Anna-Troubleshooting/td-p/1127953
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