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Import other software custom dictionary entries to Opera spell check dictionary

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Multiple words can be added/deleted in a single shot to/from Opera custom dictionary file.

To import words from other custom dictionaries

  1. Open profile\dictionaries\en.oow file if you use default dictionary, English (US) or your language dictionary file with extension oow in any good text editor like Notepad++.
    If you can't find above file then add at least one custom word to the dictionary that wasn't initially included in the dictionary like username to create custom dictionary file.

    Don't use Microsoft Notepad as it shows all words in a single line without any delimiting character.

    Opera custom dictionary file
    Opera custom dictionary file

  2. Open other software custom dictionary file in text editor and copy the words.
    Software Custom dictionary file name Custom dictionary file path
    Microsoft Office CUSTOM.DIC %APPDATA%\Microsoft\Proof\CUSTOM.DIC
    Firefox persdict.dat %APPDATA%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\xxxxxxxx.default\persdict.dat
  3. Paste the copied words anywhere but before last line, NUL to Opera custom dictionary file and save.
  4. Restart Opera.

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Comments

random414 3. September 2009, 16:03

:cool:

Originally posted by tamil:

! Don't use Microsoft Notepad.

And he's not saying that because he hates MS, but because it will take some very, very long time for old Notepad to open and, after that, to handle such big files. :smile: This was the point, wasn't it? :D

Tamil 3. September 2009, 16:10

Notepad shows all words in a single line without space. :insane:

random414 3. September 2009, 16:45

Originally posted by Tamil:

Notepad shows all words in a single line without space. :insane:

Yes, that's also another minus in MS Notepad, it doesn't respect the End of Line symbol from the Unix and Mac format, but only from the Windows one.

Originally posted by Tamil:

Open profile\dictionaries\en.oow file if you use default dictionary, English (US) or your language dictionary file with extension oow in any good text editor like Notepad++.

One thing that I think should also be pointed out here is that you first have to add at least one "custom word" to the dictionary because otherwise you won't be able to find the ".oow" file. By "custom word" I mean a word that wasn't initially included in the dictionary, for example "username".

Nerak 3. September 2009, 17:42

Awesome, Tamil...Thanks! :yes:



Medium 3. September 2009, 18:20

Originally posted by Tamil:

like Notepad++


Or light weight Notepad2 :smile:



ZAHEK 3. September 2009, 20:45

Nice.:smile:

Tamil 4. September 2009, 07:53

@random414: Post updated and thanks.

@Nerak: :lol:

Chas4 4. September 2009, 15:49

Nerak 4. September 2009, 19:47

Don't you love the Web 2.0 look of that one, Tamil? :lol:

Tamil 4. September 2009, 23:56

Pusilille 7. September 2009, 18:46

How can I get a smilie inside my commentbox?
Carol said I should ask you :wink:

Pusilille 8. September 2009, 11:17

I still don`t understand how to put in in my c.box... Maybe I should just let it go... Homer: Doh!

Tamil 8. September 2009, 11:40

Go to your customize design page and paste the following code to the bottom of CSS code textarea and then and then reload this page to see changes.
#comment { background: #fff url(http://files.myopera.com/Tamil/Smilies/Write.gif) no-repeat scroll center; }

hausgarten 20. November 2009, 08:47

Fabulous reading material! :yes:

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