We all know that we cannot delete individual words in the dictionary ... however I found in thread in Android Applications that may be somewhat useful. I am posting it here becuase I dont know how many people check the other sections of the site.
Here are a couple of the posts from that thread to explain.
So basically you would need to keep a .txt file on your SD card with all the custom words you want in your dictionary. When ever you add some mistakes, you reset the dictionary and then run this app to add the words you want. Its not perfect, but its better than anything thus far.
Here are a couple of the posts from that thread to explain.
Ever wanted to add words to your user dictionary in batch so you don't need to add them manually one by one?
Now you can!
I just created a project called UserDictionaryUpdater which takes a file called CustomDictionary.txt in your sdcard root and adds all the words from it to your user dictionary.
This is great for people like me who doesn't have language support in Motorola Milestone and don't want to add words one by one.
Please, check it out here:
userdictionaryupdater - Project Hosting on Google Code
Your feedback is very welcome!
Thanks!
This tool could be used as a work around for when you need to "reset" the user dictionary because it is full of mistakes. As long as you maintained a list of custom words you want in the dictionary, you could periodically delete all the custom entries & then reload from your own custom dictionary file.
So basically you would need to keep a .txt file on your SD card with all the custom words you want in your dictionary. When ever you add some mistakes, you reset the dictionary and then run this app to add the words you want. Its not perfect, but its better than anything thus far.