It is the file under 'autocorr' folder... (auto text is something different again). Dictionaries come with a predefined list of auto corrects, the ones added by a user are added to this. In fact looking at the XML it seems you can't tell which ones are added by a user and which come with the dictionary.
OOo does use XML. However it uses this in conjunction with compression to keep the xml file sizes down. If you open the *.dat file using compression software (eg, winzip) you will see a file called 'documentList.xml' (for the .dat file you mentioned). Extract that and open it in an xml viewer (web broswers will work). It should look similar to: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> - <block-list:block-list xmlns:block-list="http://openoffice.org/2001/block-list";> <block-list:block block-list:abbreviated-name="(C)" block-list:name="(c)" /> <block-list:block block-list:abbreviated-name="(R)" block-list:name="(r)" /> etc... To answer the question on your separate email, I don't believe there is a document that explains all of the files and there uses. /paul -- Vista is "dramatically more secure than any other operating system released" Bill Gates Huh ?? Defender doesn't stop spyware (Webroot) ; firewall is only 50% effective (Zdnet) ; UAC can be turned off and is annoying ; SP1 (incl security reasons) due end of 2007... ----- Try Torpark; a small portable, open-source, built on Firefox browser that enables anonymous browsing. Requires no installation : http://www.torrify.com/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
