What is a .BDIC file?
A .BDIC file is a special kind of file that Google Chrome, a program for browsing the internet, uses to help check spelling. Imagine when you are typing on the internet, and you make a spelling mistake. Chrome uses a .BDIC file to notice the mistake and suggest the correct spelling. This file is like a book full of words that Chrome looks through to find the right spelling. These .BDIC files are very helpful because they can have words from many different languages. This means Chrome can help you spell words correctly whether you're writing in English, Spanish, French, or any other language supported by Chrome.
If you want to open or see one of these files, you really just need to use Google Chrome. Chrome knows how to read these files and use them for checking spelling as you type on the internet.
For more details, if you're curious about where these files are kept on your computer, it depends on what version of Windows you're using. For example, if you have Windows XP, you would find the Chrome dictionary in a place on your computer that looks like this: C:Documents and Settings[username]Local SettingsApplication DataGoogleChromeApplication Dictionaries. If you're using Windows Vista or Windows 7, you'll find it in a slightly different place: C:Users[username]AppDataLocalGoogleChromeApplicationDictionaries. And if you're looking for the English dictionary file specifically, it's usually named something like en-US-1-2.bdic.
So, in simple terms, a .BDIC file is a dictionary for Google Chrome that helps it check your spelling in different languages, and you don't need to open it yourself because Chrome does that for you.
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