Sunday, August 20, 2006
(3:04 PM) | Adam Kotsko:
Fun Facts!
Apparently, it is possible for a custom dictionary in Microsoft Word to become full. 64K is the limit! The lesson here: don't be profligate about adding words to your custom dictionary. When you are tempted to add a word to the custom dictionary, ask yourself, "Am I going to be using this word often? Am I going to be using it in multiple documents? Might not 'ignore all' work just as well for this particular word?" On a shared computer, one might also consider whether other users are likely to benefit from having that word in the custom dictionary.By working together, we can make the most of this finite resource.
