3

I have a case of irritating typos such as yoi rather than you etc. being selected by the otherwise excellent prediction, I must have accidentally taught the phone it in the past.

I had previously been able to remove them from the dictionary as described in this answer back on android 2.3 however surprise surprise this menu pathway doesn't exist on HTCs version of 4.0 cupcake. I'm really hoping this isn't going to be another case of HTC quietly hiding features from their menus.

In the language and keyboard settings page, where I believe it was previously, it's not under the options button of spelling correction or the regionalisation button of TouchInput correction.

Does anyone know where this has been moved to?

Improve this question

1 Answer 1

Reset to default
4

As I was writing that question I stumbled upon the answer in a really convoluted menu pathway. I was unable to find it in my prior research on the internet so I'll post it up in case anyone is looking in future.

  1. Open the settings app.
  2. Go to Language & Keyboard.
  3. Touch the Settings Button next to Touch Input under Keyboard & input methods Touch Input Slider Image
  4. Touch Personal Dictionary
  5. Touch Edit personal dictionary
  6. Press the menu button then touch delete then select incorrect entries to remove.
Improve this answer
1
  • Just for the record: I have an Oukitel phone with Android 5.1. The personal dictionary can be found at: Settings / Language & input / Personal dictionary / <language>
    – Attila Csipak
    Commented Feb 12, 2018 at 9:46

You must log in to answer this question.

Not the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged .