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Asutype's Working Files and Data Folder

At the very first startup, Asutype creates a folder in your local AppData location, under the sub-folder "Fanix\Asutype\" and uses this folder as its data folder to keep its working files.

The following files are kept in the data folder:

File	Explanation	Comment
asutype.config	The user configuration file.	For more details, see the Configuration File topic.
capital.exception	A dictionary containing all words considered as exceptions for the "Capitalize first letter of sentences" option.
beginning.exception	A dictionary containing all words considered as exceptions for the "Ignore words beginning with certain prefixes" rule.	See the Spelling Rules Options for more details on spelling rules applied in Asutype.
ending.exception	A dictionary containing all words considered as exceptions for the "Ignore words ending with certain prefixes" rule.
mistake.stat usage.stat	The files containing all mistakes that you have made to help Asutype learn and adapt to your own way of typing.
multi-clipboard.clipboard	The current clipboard contents of multiple clipboards available through Asutype's multiple clipboard feature.	For more details, see the Multiple Clipboards Options.

 

The following files can be anywhere:

File	Explanation	Comment
*.spelling	A spelling dictionary used by the spell check engine to determine whether a word is correct or not. You can create as many dictionary files as you want and the file can be anywhere in your system, including in a network drive.	To edit a spelling dictionary, use the Dictionary Editor.
*.correction	A correction list used by Asutype to automatically correct recognized mistakes. You can create as many correction lists as you want and the file can be anywhere in your system, including in a network drive.	To edit a correction list, use the Correction Editor.
*.shortcut	A text shortcut list used by Asutype's text expansion engine to speed up typing repetitive texts as well as to automate common tasks. You can create as many shortcut lists as you want and the file can be anywhere in your system, including in a network drive.	To edit a shortcut list, use the Shortcut Editor.

 

Note:

The *.spelling, *.correction and *.shortcut files are sharing-safe and can be used by multiple users at the same time.