As Suzanne explained, you can use F3 to insert AutoText manually, after
typing enough letters of the AutoText name so that Word can uniquely
identify it. If you want the insertion to be fully automated, you can create
*formatted* AutoCorrect entries, which can store not only formatted text but
also tables, text boxes, graphics, etc. In other words, you still have
access to basically the same functionality in Word 2007.
--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP
"Janis" wrote in message
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OK, Then I will uninstall Office 2007!
Interesting what fool decided, that we, people, do not need AutoComplete?
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
AutoComplete for AutoText (which is what you are probably remembering)
was
removed from Word 2007. AutoText entries still exist, and you can type
the
first few letters (as few as one if there are no other entries beginning
with that letter) and press F3 to insert. Alternatively, for completely
automatic insertion, you can create AutoCorrect entries.
--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org
"Janis" wrote in message
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I need that option, when you start to type something and the whole
phrase
appears.
I searched MO 2007, there are that mystic, useless blocks, but I want
the
same simplicity like in MO 2003? How I can do it?
Thank you.