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# Offline dictionaries
Learn how to download offline dictionaries in Remède.
## Download dictionaries
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### Go to the settings page
Go to the settings page using the menu. Then click on "Offline dictionaries".
Screenshot of the application menu.
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### Select the dictionary to download
Select your dictionary version to download in the dropdown menu
Screenshot of the settings page
Screenshot of the dictionary selection
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### Click on download
Press the download button and wait. Keep the application opened. When download is finished, you will see a popup message and the application will restart automatically.
Screenshot of the download button
Dictionary downloading...
Download finished message.
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### You're done !
Enjoy browsing Remède offline !
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## Download multiple dictionaries
You can download multiple dictionaries. Just repeat the [#download-dictionaries](#download-dictionaries "mention") instructions with the dictionary you want to add. When you're done, you can set a favourite dictionary using the heart icon. The favourite dictionary will be used by default.
## Update dictionaries
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### Go to the settings page
Go to the settings page using the menu.
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### Press the update button
If a dictionary can be update, you will see a "Update" button. Just press and wait for the end of the download. Keep the application opened. When download is finished, you will see a popup message and the application will restart automatically.
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### Dictionary updated !
Enjoy your updated dictionary offline !
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