This application does not work on some HTCs!!!
It seems some HTCs do not implement the standard Android framework. If you are experiencing problems and you are using an HTC then please just uninstall the application. Unfortunately, this is not a developer error, it's a firmware issue.It totally depends on the HTC ROM.
If HTC will implement the standard Android in a future firmware, then this application will work.
Without a new firmware from HTC this application cannot work.
HTC Tatoo - does NOT work
HTC Hero - does NOT work
HTC Sense - does NOT work
HTC Eris - does NOT work
HTC Desire - does NOT work
HTC Magic - some firmwares work
HTC with custom root - probably NOT
Nexus One - DOES work
G1 - DOES work
Welcome to User Dictionary Manager (UDM) for Android.
User Dictionary Manager (UDM) is an application that allows you to edit/export/import/delete/clean the user dictionary words found on your Android phone.
This special version also includes a built in list of approx 2000 most used words/expressions in the Romanian language.
What is the user dictionary?
The user dictionary holds the list of words/expressions that assist you in writing SMSes, emails, etc. Your phone allows you to add/delete these words, but unfortunately only one by one.
With the help of the User Dictionary Manager application you can export your defined words and import them on another phone - for example, sharing with friends and collegues.
Features
- Export words from the internal user dictionary to the SD card in sqlite format
- Import user dictionary words from TXT files (one words per line) from the the SD card to the internal user dictionary
- Clean the internal user dictionary of duplicates - making your phone increase performance when editing
- Search words, edit words from the internal user dictionary
- This software will be free forever!
Word lists for your language
- Before you start creating your own word lits take a look at the FAQ #4, maybe you find a useful list there.
My other projects
DEX pentru Android is a Romanian explanatory dictionary for the Android platform that stores the dictionary on the phones SD card.
Istoria Românilor is an educational software to test your Romanian history knowledge.
Screen shots
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Add new word to the Android user dictionary![]() |
Edit/delete word from the Android user dictionary![]() |
Before Romanian User Dictionary - Composing SMS![]() |
After Romanian User Dictionary - Composing SMS![]() |
Release history
User Dictionary Manager 3.1+ support for UTF-8 words
User Dictionary Manager 3.0
+ new menu - Edit (search and edit single words)
User Dictionary Manager 2.1
+ import words from TXT files (one word per line)
User Dictionary Manager 1.1
+ user can change font size in Preferences
User Dictionary Manager 1.0
First release
Thanks
Thanks for the application idea goes to Andrei Diaconu.Thanks for testing and improvement ideas go to Erwin Soo.
Download and QR Code
Download from the Android MarketFrequently asked questions/Troubleshooting
- How to import words from a TXT file?
Simple.
1. Create a wordlist.txt file
2. Fill it with words - one per line
3. Copy wordlist.txt to the root of the SD card of the Android phone
4. Start the User Dictionary Manager (UDM) and in the Import Source screen, choose to import from the external TXT file.
That is all.
Click here to download a sample wordlist.txt file
Click here to download a sample wordlist.txt file with UTF-8 BOM - use this file in case you have Russing, Spanish, etc character sets
As of version 3.1, the User Dictionary Manager (UDM) supports UTF-8 encoding - for Russian, Chinese, etc character sets. - Cannot import Russian, Chinese, Spanish, etc word. What to do?
If you cannot import special characters for Spanish and other languages, please do the folowing:- open your wordlist.txt using Notepad++. Do NOT use the simple MS Windows Notepad!!!
- cut the lines to the clipboard by pressing CTRL+A and then CTRL+X
- goto Format and choose Encode in UTF-8
- paste the lines from the clipboard by pressing CTRL+V
- save and close the file
Please remember that your wordlist.txt file should contain at most 7000 words!!! Edit: see below question. - How many words should the wordlist.txt contain?
It has been noticed - by empiric testing - that more than 7000 words will probably kill your phone.
Edit: some people have reported that importing 30000 words works fine on some newer Android phones. - Where can I get word lists in my language?
You can start by looking at OpenOffice dictionaries and other sources.
- Here is a list of 800 English words provided by Erwin Soo.
- Here is a list of 2.000 Slovene words provided by Marko Gergic.
- Here is a list of 2.000 Romanian words provided by Adrian Vintu.
- Here is a list of 30.000 Portuguese words provided by Henrique Alves. Please use this with care - on my Samsung Galaxy importing this many words takes ages, for example.
- Here is a list of 67.000 Catalan words provided by Roger Olivet. Please use this with care - on my Samsung Galaxy importing this many words takes ages, for example.
- Here is a list of 5000 Catalan words provided by Joan Montané --- Sofcatalà.
- Here is a list of 11.000 Dutch words provided by Jared.
- Here is a list of 3.000 Dutch words provided by Jared.
- Do you have any other Android applications?
Yes, please check out DEX for Android http://dex.adrianvintu.com - I would like to send suggestions, questions or requests. How do I contact you?
You can email me at adrianvintu@yahoo.com - I am a programmer and I am interested in Android, J2ME, etc. Do you have a blog with interesting articles?
Yes, my blog address is http://www.adrianvintu.com/blogengine
If you are an Android programmer, you must check this link out http://adrianvintu.com/blogengine/post/Colored-Logcat-Script-for-Windows.aspx







