Load Dictionary

1.	Source Url	(Mandatory)	The URL linking to the document that is the dictionary source. This should be a plain text document with one word per line.
2.	Path of file	(Mandatory)	The path linking to the document that is the dictionary source. - a facility to create, edit and import dictionaries to the script. See Working with Dictionaries below
3.	Use Script Root	(Optional)	Use this to force a subscript to access a file in the main script directory. Only applicable when the File name is a relative file path. Select from Yes - the relative File name is appended to the script path of the main script No (default) - the relative File name is appended to the path of the current script.

Fig. 1 - Load Dictionary - Inputs

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Dictionary Data

The Keyword dictionary expressed as an XML string

Fig. 2 - Load Dictionary - Outputs

Depending on the outcome of the operation.

1.	Next
1.	Fail

A dictionary may be used by a bot to identify (likely) customer intention and provide preset responses within a script.

To open and edit an existing dictionary:

1. in the Path of file field (Fig. 1), enter the path, or browse, to the relevant dictionary
2. click on

To create and define a new dictionary:

1. leave the Path of file field (Fig. 1) empty
2. click on

A new dictionary will be created based on default dictionary. The default dictionary already has some intentions and responses that will always be required.

Clicking on opens the Dictionary Creator dialogue (Fig. 3).

Fig. 3 - Intentions

To import a dictionary that you have used at another project:

1. In the Dictionary Creator dialogue, top menu, select File > Import Dictionary
2. Locate the relevant dictionary
3. Click Import