[Bud]

Is it possible for the Spell Check to learn common ways a user mispells a
word? For example, I often type fast and write "acustic" when I mean
"acoustic". When I go to Spell Check the document, the first proposed
correction says "cuastic". If the program could learn that I usually (99.5%
of the time) mean to write "acoustic", and propose "acoustic" as the first
proposed correction, it would save a lot of time.
Get it?

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[Graham Mayor]

Create an autocorrect entry for acustic with acoustic.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org



Bud wrote:
Is it possible for the Spell Check to learn common ways a user
mispells a word? For example, I often type fast and write "acustic"
when I mean "acoustic". When I go to Spell Check the document, the
first proposed correction says "cuastic". If the program could learn
that I usually (99.5% of the time) mean to write "acoustic", and
propose "acoustic" as the first proposed correction, it would save a
lot of time.
Get it?

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