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What I mean is... Suppose I have corrupt voice and language files, or
have recurrent problems and want to do a complete reinstall without any
of the possible corrupt files. I have over a 1000 custom words, mostly 2
to 6 word phrases. There is currently no way I know of, short of
manually copying them down with a pencil or dictating the list to a tape
recorder to save that information for a re-install. Or supposing a
friend is using Nat on another computer, friend is a doctor too, and
wants to use the painfully constructed list that I have created over a
many month period on his computer. How would he do that? Or suppose I
get a completely new computer (like the PentII 333, w. the FIJI sound
board and 128 meg ram I've been dreaming about). How would I get that
list onto my new computer??
Holland
David Fox wrote:
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> >
> >
> > David...
> >
> > This is a big help, but only 1/2 of the problem. Have you found out a
> > way to export or save a current list of custom phrases? The custom words
> > are a trivial problem, it is the custom phrases that are so important.
> >
> > Holland
>
> If you go to the topic menu and select open, you have the option of
> exporting topic, which can then be imported (by a different user or on a
> different computer?). However, I assume that exports the entire
> vocabulary, not just custom words or phrases, as well as statistical
> word usage information, so I assume that that is not what you want.
> Other than that, I'm afraid I don't have any ideas. I'll let you know
> if I discover anything else. By the way, I know that you can display
> custom words by checking the appropriate box in the topic editor window
> -- is that what you meant was trivial, or is this some other method I
> should know about.
>
> David Fox
> davidfox@@fas.harvard.edu
> http://cfa-www.harvard.edu/~dcfox/index.html
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>
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