Copy the ACL files you need (or copy them all if you’re not sure and they’re going to a new computer).
#How to transfer custom dictionary in word full#
(For a full list of locale numbers, see: ) Hint: Look at the date last modified - the ACL files with the most recent dates are likely the ones your installation of Office uses. The MSO numbers in each file name indicate the language/locale e.g. You’ll see a suite of ACL files listed.On your computer, go to: C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Office.When you copy them, you’ll put them in the same place but under the other user’s profile on their computer. Your AutoCorrect entries apply to all programs in the Microsoft Office suite, and are stored in *.ACL files under your user profile on your computer. If you can’t see the AppData folder, follow the steps in this post:.
#How to transfer custom dictionary in word mac#
You may be able to do something similar on a Mac, but I don’t have a Mac and so can’t test it on a Mac. Did you know you can copy your AutoCorrect entries from one computer to another? You might want to share yours with a work colleague, or you might have a new computer and not want to set them all up again.īeware: Copying these files to another computer WILL overwrite the AutoCorrect files in the destination computer, so if you’re copying them to a colleague’s computer, make sure they have listed their own AutoCorrect entries first (see ).
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