Delete entry from predictive text

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Is this at all possible?

I think when i was drunk i mispelt a couple of words and now they have stuck in as default lol.

For example the word 'thex' comes up instead of 'they'.

Its really annoying.

Its a Nokia N80 btw.
 
I have the same issue. I wanted to add CT, as I had used the term quite a bit - little did I know, everytime I wanted 'at' ct appears first!
 
hybrid said:
Is this at all possible?

I think when i was drunk i mispelt a couple of words and now they have stuck in as default lol.

For example the word 'thex' comes up instead of 'they'.

Its really annoying.

Its a Nokia N80 btw.
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Unsure what the proper way would be, but couldnt you type out 'thex' and ask it to spell it and input 'they', then it should take that as priority when typing out the same key combination over 'thex'?

ps3ud0 :cool:
 
...Don't know about Nokia but on an SE I can alter my added words by starting a new text, goto 'more' (or equivalent...) this brings up the menu where you'd alter stuff, add a symbol, spell word etc.

One option is 'writing options' in there is 'my words' and in there are all the words I've added.
I'd just edit or delete them from there.

As I say don't have a Nokia to try it on sorry.
 
Do you have a file manager on your phone? If not they are free to get hold of, i use one from Yucca tools.

Using that (as it shows hidden system files etc) browse to c:systemdatat9udb0f.dat.

This is the file that has all your stored words in it. You can either delete the file (and lose all your words) or edit it and delete the entries that you want.
 
alle said:
...Don't know about Nokia but on an SE I can alter my added words by starting a new text, goto 'more' (or equivalent...) this brings up the menu where you'd alter stuff, add a symbol, spell word etc.

One option is 'writing options' in there is 'my words' and in there are all the words I've added.
I'd just edit or delete them from there.

As I say don't have a Nokia to try it on sorry.
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Cool! I didn't know that, thanks for the tip :)
 
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