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1. #How to create a new custom dictionary in word how to#
2. #How to create a new custom dictionary in word pro#
3. #How to create a new custom dictionary in word plus#

The Create Custom Dictionary dialog box will close automatically, and your new dictionary will appear in the Custom Dictionary dialog box. Save button in the Create Custom Dictionary dialog box File name text box in the Create Custom Dictionary dialog boxĩ. Type the name of your new custom dictionary in the File name text box.

#How to create a new custom dictionary in word how to#

See step 6 in How to Add or Remove a Custom Dictionary for a Specific File, below, for instructions on adding dictionaries saved in other locations.Ĩ. If you want to share your new dictionary, save the file in another folder accessible by other Word users in your organization.

#How to create a new custom dictionary in word pro#

Pro Tip: By default, Word will save your new custom dictionary in the UProof folder connected to your user name, which means that only you can access that dictionary. File path in the Create Custom Dictionary dialog box See the Pro Tip below for additional information. Note that the default location chosen by Word will be appropriate for most users. Choose a file location for your new dictionary in the Create Custom Dictionary dialog box. New button in the Custom Dictionaries dialog boxħ. Dictionary list in the Custom Dictionaries dialog boxĦ. (If All Languages or English is selected, the New button will be grayed out, which means it is unavailable.) Figure 5. Select any of the available options in the Custom Dictionaries dialog box to make the New button available. Custom Dictionaries button in the Word Options dialog boxĥ. Proofing in the Word Options dialog boxĤ. Select Proofing in the Word Options dialog box. This icon indicates this custom dictionary has been set as default custom dictionary.1. Please click the custom dictionary which you want to set as the default custom dictionary, and then clicking Active button.

#How to create a new custom dictionary in word plus#

Please apply the utility by clicking Kutools Plus > Export / Import > Custom Dictionaries to set one of the custom dictionaries as default custom dictionary. Note: Please don't delete the custom dictionary after importing it into your Word, you should keep the custom dictionary file in the folder. Tip: Since you have more than one custom dictionary after importing the custom dictionary, you may need to set one of the custom dictionaries as the default custom dictionary in Word. You will see the imported custom dictionary as shown in the below screenshot. Please click Import button to import the custom dictionary. If you have already exported the custom dictionary from Word by using the Kutools for Word's Custom Dictionaries utility, you can apply the utility by clicking Click Kutools Plus > Export / Import > Custom Dictionaries to import the custom dictionary. Tip: Please transfer the custom dictionary to the computer which you want to import to. You will see the exported custom dictionary as shown in the below screenshot. Please check the custom dictionary which you want to export, and then clicking Export button and specify a folder to export the custom dictionary. Please open the Microsoft Word after installing the Kutools for Word, and then apply the utility by clicking Click Kutools Plus > Export / Import > Custom Dictionaries to export the custom dictionary.

But with Kutool for Word's Import / Export Custom Dictionaries utility, you can quickly export the custom dictionary of Word from a computer and then import it in another computer.Įasily set default custom dictionary in WordĬlick Kutools Plus > Export / Import > Custom Dictionaries. Normally, it will take a few steps to export / import custom dictionaries. First of all, you should export/import custom dictionaries. You need to transfer your custom dictionaries to another computer. If you have a custom dictionary which contains a lot of specialized technical terms, foreign words or alternative spelling of some words you often use in Microsoft Word, but you change computers, or you use more than one computer.