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AutoCorrect can be incredibly useful when writing a document. It 'nice to have "the" magic fix and changed to "i", but there are times when this feature is less useful. Learn how to turn off the automatic correction, and if you want to do this.
What means of AutoCorrect?
This is a tool in Microsoft Word, which monitors what you type like you. You have to find a list of strings. If you want some sign that one before the gameThe entries in the list, the program will automatically change what you think what you should (from what the list) type. By default, the AutoCorrect list that uses, contains the most common typos and spelling, along with several symbols.
For example, if (c) self-correction, this is a copyright symbol to replace.
If self-correction is to be replaced with the word.
Optional features in this little tool provides an amendment to the text, if youput two letters side by side. So if you have two, will be changed to two. Other options are to force the first letter of a sentence is capitalized to use the first letter in the table cells to use the name of the day, and to prevent accidental use Secure the caps lock.
When you should not use AutoCorrect?
Sometimes, this feature can cause problems. Rather than simply turn off the entire function, I propose only to knowAutoCorrect is possible to change something that bothers you again. Here are some common situations where this feature can be annoying.
If you need to put something in capital letters, you can select the program from the conversion of capital to stop, or you can simply format the display font all caps.
If you're not writing in complete sentences.
If your typo is not just a typo
To change the AutoCorrect settings, or turnoff
Go to the AutoCorrect dialog box.
In MS Word 2010, click the Files tab, and select Options. In the Word Options dialog box, click Proofing. The first button you can click AutoCorrect. Click the button to open the dialog box.
In MS Word 2007, click the big Office button in the upper left corner of the program. Click Options. Click Proofing. Then click AutoCorrect.
Change the default value
Only enable or disableOption
Add one of your common typos to your AutoCorrect list
In the "Replace text as you type, which in your typing errors on the left. On the right, select the text box or formatted text. If you have clear text, just type the right word to choose. If you select a format text, type the correct text in the box. Click Add.
Delete an entry in the AutoCorrect list
Scroll through the list. Select it. Click Delete.
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