FileMaker Pro 8 for Windows & Macintosh

2017-07-07 02:10:07

Editing a dictionary lets you add and remove words one by one or import an existing text file of special terms you've created in another application (Microsoft Word in our example).

To edit a user dictionary

First make sure you've selected the right dictionary to edit. (See To select or switch user dictionaries on the previous page.) Choose Edit > Spelling > Edit User Dictionary (Figure 6.12).

Figure 6.12. To change dictionary entries, choose Edit > Spelling > Edit User Dictionary.

When the dictionary's dialog box appears, type the word you want to add into the Entry text box, then click Add (Figure 6.13). To remove words, navigate through the list within the lower text box, click on the word you want removed, and click Remove. You can continue adding or removing words one by one until you're done. If you've already built a list of special terms in another application, you can use this dialog box to import them as a text file (see To import or export a text file on the next page.)

Figure 6.13. Within the User Dictionary dialog box, type in the word you want, then click Add. (Choose Remove to delete selected words from the dictionary.)

When you're done editing the dictionary, click OK to close the dialog box.

To edit a user dictionary

Figure 6.12. To change dictionary entries, choose Edit > Spelling > Edit User Dictionary.

Figure 6.13. Within the User Dictionary dialog box, type in the word you want, then click Add. (Choose Remove to delete selected words from the dictionary.)

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