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nokia e51 - saving spelled words

Saibh · 2008-09-04 18:49:24

was wondering if anyone knew is there a way to keep any of the words you spell when typing a text message - there is a few words i would have to keep typing each time - it doesn't seem to store them like other phones i have used. thanks

04-09-2008 6:49pm

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Saibh

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was wondering if anyone knew is there a way to keep any of the words you spell when typing a text message - there is a few words i would have to keep typing each time - it doesn't seem to store them like other phones i have used.

thanks

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#2 04-09-2008 7:18pm

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It should be storing them. Are you cycling through the options by pressing * once you enter the relevant characters?

I know some Symbians (all the ones I bloody own!!! grrr!!) seem to not always chose the most popular words as the ones you see first.

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#3 04-09-2008 7:28pm

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yeah i press * - ah well not the worst problem to have...

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#4 05-09-2008 6:03pm

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If you store a word that is already in the pre-installed dictionary in your own dictionary, it would come up as first suggestion, even if it did not do that before. Hope I make myself clear..

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