It's one of those bizarre things that I have been blessedly immune to. It
seems to affect UK users more often, but usually the date format they see is
YYYY-MM-DD, in accordance with an ISO date standard. You could tell the user
to check what date format is selected as the default in Insert | Date and
Time and also in Control Panel | Regional Options.

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"Kim" wrote in message
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The odd thing is it didn't use to do this on this same system. Only
recently
it has been happening.
Thanks.

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

This is a problem on some systems and comes from AutoComplete. The only
workaround is to press ESC or the spacebar when you get the AutoComplete
tip, before pressing Enter or Tab. The only alternative is to disable
AutoComplete entirely.

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Words into Type
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"Kim" wrote in message
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I have a co-worker who has an unusual problem whenever she types in a
date
in
text form, such as July 1, 2005, the current date is automatically
added
after, so that it looks like July 1, 2005 4/29/05. This seems to
happen
with
any new document. She has never created a macro and I compared all of
her
Tools Options features, as well as her autotext/autocorrect entries
and
nothing new has been added that I can see. What could be causing this?