Windows 10: Inking & Typing Personalization - Personal Dictionary Unique Per Computer, or Follows Account?

Something I haven't been able to find a clear answer on is whether the personal dictionary, part of the Windows 10 Inking & Typing Personalization, is unique for each computer that an account is signed in to, or if it follows the corresponding account to each computer. If I disable it on any single Windows 10 instance, the personal dictionary is cleared, and I want to know if that only affects that computer and if there is an actual file that roams with your account.Anyone know the answer to this?

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In Inking & Typing Personalization how do I edit the personal dictionary?

My Personal Dictionary has several misprints that I would like to delete.
How do I edit the Personal Dictionary?

 

In Inking & Typing Personalization how do I edit the personal dictionary?

Hello, I am an independent consultant willing to help.

Thanks for posting your query.

Open the Custom Dictionaries dialog box:

1 Open the correction options:

-In most of the Office programs: Click File> Options> Review.

-In Outlook: Click File> Options> Mail> Spelling and AutoCorrect> Review.

-In InfoPath: Click Start> Spelling> Check spelling options.

2 Check that the Solo box in the main dictionary is off.

3 Click Custom Dictionaries.

Add, edit or delete words in a custom dictionary

Open the Custom Dictionaries dialog by following the steps in the previous section Open the Custom Dictionaries dialog box:

1 Select the dictionary you want to modify. Make sure you do not deactivate the box.

2 Click Edit word list.

3 Follow one of these procedures:

4 To add a word, type it in the Words box, and then click Add.

- To remove a word, select it in the Dictionary box, and then click Delete.

- To modify a word, delete it and then add it as you wish.

- To remove all the words, click Delete all.

I hope this information solves your problem.

Source:
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/agrega... 87151725c0dc

Best regards,

Cristhian

 

Remove account

I suggest you backup your personalized files first before removing the account.
To delete an account, follow these steps:

1. Press WIN + X keys and click Command Prompt (Admin) from the menu.
2. Type the following command and press Enter. Replace test with the name of your sister's account. Code: