


#RESET CUSTOM DICTIONARY IN WORD ANDROID#
That is it! You are done adding the new word to your dictionary and the next time your Android phone encounters that same word, it will automatically predict and insert it in the field. For more detailed information about Import \Export Custom Dictionaries of Kutools for Word, please visit: Import\Export Custom Dictionaries description. Once you are done, all you need to do is simply long press on the word you want to be added. Besides, you specify the custom dictionary you want to set as default custom dictionaries in dialogue box by selecting the custom dictionary and then click Active.You can delete the entire list to clear your entire dictionary, or delete specific words to remove them. To remove words from your dictionary, just delete them from the list here. Whenever you type a word and it does not get recognized by your dictionary all you have to do is: If you’ve never added any custom words to your local dictionary, you’ll just see an empty file. This is by far the easiest method in adding words to your dictionary, however it just seems so taxing to keep on adding new words every time you encounter such issue.
#RESET CUSTOM DICTIONARY IN WORD UPDATE#
There are two ways in which you can add or update the Android dictionary to make it relatively easy for you to use: long press, or the other longer route.
