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How do I automatically insert a repeating phrase in Word?
"Terry Farrell" wrote:
Well my answer was as succinct as your question. Now we know that you are a
new user to Word 2007. That makes a huge difference because we are not
clairvoyants g
However, I see that Graham has given you the rundown. Let us know if you
have any further problems as we know that W2007 is not as intuitive as
W2003.
Terry
"kissecretary" wrote in message
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"Terry Farrell" wrote:
Use AutoText.
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Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP
"kissecretary" wrote in message
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Sorry but this doesn't help me one bit. It's my first day using Word
2007, and I can't even automatically insert today's date. 
"Instinctive" is a good word to describe the older versions! I type alot of letters that use many of the same sentences. I used to be able to just start typing a sentence -- "As you may be aware from being in Court on today's date"--for example, and the sentence would pop up and I would hit ENTER and it would be there. I don't want to create macros for just sentences or parts of sentences; yet it's a pain to have to type the entire phrase. Any suggestions?
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