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The Correction Editor

The Correction editor

The Correction Editor manages correction entries used for automatic typing correction. It has four sections:


1

The Search Box searches for correction entries in the current Correction List.

The Search box
  • To search for an entry, enter your search term into the Search Box. The software will automatically search and select the closest entry in the Correction List as you type.

 


2

The File Tabs manage all open Correction lists.

The file tab
  • If a file is locked, you can only delete entries from the file. You cannot add new entries into the file, nor can you modify existing entries.

 


3

The Correction List shows all the correction entries in the current Correction list.

The Correction list
  • The list can be sorted by any column in both ascending and descending order. Click the Column Header to change the order.

 


4

The Detail Area shows the current correction entry and allows you to modify it.

 


How To...

Create a new list

  1. Click the "+" button in the File Tabs and choose the "Create a new correction list" command.
  2. Enter the file name and click the "Save" button.

The newly created list will become the current editing list.

Load a list

  1. Click the "+" button in the File Tabs and choose the "Open an existing correction list" command.
  2. Enter the file name and click the "Open" button.

The newly loaded list will become the current editing list.

Save a list

Asutype automatically saves the list for you, therefore there is no Save button or menu item anywhere.

Close a list

  1. Click the "x" icon in the tab of a list.

Share a list with others
Pro Version Only

To share a correction file with others, simply let them know about the file location and give them the appropriate access rights. From time to time you may need to update the file to see any changes made by others.

  1. Right click the current list in the File Tabs and choose the "Check for update of file" command from a pop-up menu.

Note:

  • The current file location is shown in the File Tab's tooltip.
  • You can right click the File Tabs and choose the "Open containing folder" command to go to the file location in Windows Explorer.

Add a new correction

  1. Type the mistake in the "Mistake" box and the correction in the "Correction" box.
  2. Click the "Add" button.

Replace a correction

  1. Select the correction in the list.
  2. Edit the correction.
  3. Click the "Replace" button.

Delete a correction

  1. Select the correction in the list.
  2. Click the "x" icon on the right hand side of the selection.

Move a correction to other correction list
Pro Version Only

  1. Right click the correction in the list and choose "Move to..." with the name of the correction list you want.

Copy a correction to other correction list
Pro Version Only

  1. Hold down the Shift key, right click the correction in the list and choose "Copy to..." with the name of the correction list you want.

Import all corrections from an external source
(Not available in the Trial version)

  1. Right click the current tab in the File Tabs and choose the "Import entries from a plain text file" command.
  2. Enter the file name and click the "Open" button.

Asutype can import mistakes from a plain text file (either ANSI or UNICODE, see below). A message will announce when the importing is completed.

Export all entries to a text file
(Not available in the Trial version)

  1. Right click the current tab in the File Tabs and choose the "Export entries to a file" command.
  2. Enter the file name and click the "Save" button

Asutype can export mistakes to a plain text file (either ANSI or UNICODE, see below).

Plain Text Files for Import / Export

A plain text file that Asutype imports/exports mistakes from/to is a 2-column tab-separated plain ANSI or UNICODE text file (i.e. no formatting information such as bold, italic, tables, images etc. - you can use NotePad to create a plain text file) with each mistake in a single line, the mistake and the correction parts are separated by a tab. Lines starting with a semicolon (;) are comment lines. Blank lines and comment lines will be ignored when importing. For example:

; start example
; -------------------
; Following are a few entries of a plain text file
; Each entry in a single line, 2-column tab-separated
; Lines starting with a semicolon are comment lines
; Blank lines and comment lines will be ignored when importing
 
teh     the
don;t     don't
 
; end of file
; end of the example


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