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Valerie Sutton Date: Tue Jan 11, 2000 6:08 pm Subject: Re: Printing & Creating SW Dictionaries, Part 2 | ||||||||
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>I think I may have a problem with my program. I'm trying to convert my dict. >file but it says its not found???? I think maybe I need to redownload my >program cuz of that old virus I had. Maybe it messed something up in my >program. > >Where is that at (where I can re download)? >Dawn ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ January 11 Ok. First, why not try this.... You need to have all the files that run the SignWriter program in ONE directory. Let us imagine that your directory is called SW. The dictionary files need to be in the SW directory for the Dictionary Manager to find the dictionary. The American dictionary that comes with the shareware is called: 001 In other words, the two files that have to be in the SW directory are: sw001.dic sw001.din The sw stands for SignWriter. The 001 means the USA. When you open the Dictionary Manager Program, it asks you for the name of the dictionary you want to convert. If you want to convert the American dictionary, then type: 001 and then press Enter or Return. The program then looks for the two sw001 files needed to do the conversion. This is not limited to only the 001 dictionary...any dictionary can be converted this way, as long as you know the name of the dictionary and that the dictionary files are located in the SW directory. And yes, of course you can re-download the shareware anytime: Download SignWriter Shareware https://www.SignWriting.org/sw128.html Hope this helps! Val ;-) | ||||||||
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