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kkwansj |
2006-05-06
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Does anyone know which file new words are stored?
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2006-05-06
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Don't know about the file, but you can clear an individual (new) word completion entry by pressing tap-and-hold over the word completion candidate and selecting the "remove" command from the popup menu...
Only UI way to clear "all" is resetting to factory settings.
Only UI way to clear "all" is resetting to factory settings.
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2006-05-07
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Originally Posted by ragnar
Thanks for the helpful tips!
Don't know about the file, but you can clear an individual (new) word completion entry by pressing tap-and-hold over the word completion candidate and selecting the "remove" command from the popup menu...
Only UI way to clear "all" is resetting to factory settings.
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