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Auto Text Insert Feature
Can someone please advise me how to work the auto insert text feature in Word
2007? I don't understand how to enable it to work at all. |
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Auto Text Insert Feature
AutoComplete no longer works for AutoText entries in Word 2007, if that's
what you are asking. Instead, type the name of the AutoText and then press F3 to insert it. Alternatively, if you have been using AutoText to primarily insert text (instead of more complex objects), you can make use of AutoCorrect instead. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "abonilla4" wrote in message ... Can someone please advise me how to work the auto insert text feature in Word 2007? I don't understand how to enable it to work at all. |
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In Word 2000 I use auto insert to insert complete sentenances that I have
under normal text, are you saying we can no longer do that with the 2007 version? "Stefan Blom" wrote: AutoComplete no longer works for AutoText entries in Word 2007, if that's what you are asking. Instead, type the name of the AutoText and then press F3 to insert it. Alternatively, if you have been using AutoText to primarily insert text (instead of more complex objects), you can make use of AutoCorrect instead. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "abonilla4" wrote in message ... Can someone please advise me how to work the auto insert text feature in Word 2007? I don't understand how to enable it to work at all. |
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No. What he is saying is that autocomplete is no longer available. You can
type the unique part of your autotext entry and press F3 to insert it, or pick the entry from a menu, or you can use autocorrect instead. Autocorrect can insert anything that can be inserted by autotext, but works in a different way - requiring a trigger key combination. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Pamela's Bookkeeping wrote: In Word 2000 I use auto insert to insert complete sentenances that I have under normal text, are you saying we can no longer do that with the 2007 version? "Stefan Blom" wrote: AutoComplete no longer works for AutoText entries in Word 2007, if that's what you are asking. Instead, type the name of the AutoText and then press F3 to insert it. Alternatively, if you have been using AutoText to primarily insert text (instead of more complex objects), you can make use of AutoCorrect instead. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "abonilla4" wrote in message ... Can someone please advise me how to work the auto insert text feature in Word 2007? I don't understand how to enable it to work at all. |
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I miss it, really. If I select and copy a long sentence or two and add it as autotext, then it will start typing it in at the first word. But the shortcut phrases? I can't get those to work, myself. |
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Thank you so much for your response about the auto insert. But I didn't
think it would take more than five or so characters in the find and replace on the autocorrect. I have been able to perform two-sentence structures that way, however. Thanks for your help! |
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"abonilla4" wrote:
Can someone please advise me how to work the auto insert text feature in Word 2007? I don't understand how to enable it to work at all. It's basically much more complicated than the autotext replace was in 2003. You have to highlight the info you want to be inserted each time, and go to QUICK PARTS, and add it there. I know someone else will come back and give you better directions. Because the rules don't seem to apply for everything, I'm having trouble myself, learning what works and what doesn't. GOOD LUCK! |
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Thanks for your help there. You are appreciated.
"Stefan Blom" wrote: AutoComplete no longer works for AutoText entries in Word 2007, if that's what you are asking. Instead, type the name of the AutoText and then press F3 to insert it. Alternatively, if you have been using AutoText to primarily insert text (instead of more complex objects), you can make use of AutoCorrect instead. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "abonilla4" wrote in message ... Can someone please advise me how to work the auto insert text feature in Word 2007? I don't understand how to enable it to work at all. |
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You can store many pages including graphics etc in autocorrect? It only
needs two or more characters to trigger the entry? -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org A little Frustrated wrote: Thank you so much for your response about the auto insert. But I didn't think it would take more than five or so characters in the find and replace on the autocorrect. I have been able to perform two-sentence structures that way, however. Thanks for your help! |
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Select the text and press ALT+F3 to store the entry, just as in earlier
versions. Type the first few unique characters of the autotext name and press F3 to insert it in the document. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org A little Frustrated wrote: "abonilla4" wrote: Can someone please advise me how to work the auto insert text feature in Word 2007? I don't understand how to enable it to work at all. It's basically much more complicated than the autotext replace was in 2003. You have to highlight the info you want to be inserted each time, and go to QUICK PARTS, and add it there. I know someone else will come back and give you better directions. Because the rules don't seem to apply for everything, I'm having trouble myself, learning what works and what doesn't. GOOD LUCK! |
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THANK YOU PAMELA, GRAHAM MAYOR, ALL OF YOU.
I COULDN'T PUT PERSONAL REPLIES ON CERTAIN ONES, SO IT DOES HELP TO HEAR FROM ALL OF YOU. I'M INTO DETAILS AND SOMETIMES LIKE TO FIND A BACK DOOR INTO GETTING SOMETHING TO ACTUALLY WORK! SO THANKS TO ALL WHO RESPONDED! God bless you. "Pamela's Bookkeeping" wrote: In Word 2000 I use auto insert to insert complete sentenances that I have under normal text, are you saying we can no longer do that with the 2007 version? "Stefan Blom" wrote: AutoComplete no longer works for AutoText entries in Word 2007, if that's what you are asking. Instead, type the name of the AutoText and then press F3 to insert it. Alternatively, if you have been using AutoText to primarily insert text (instead of more complex objects), you can make use of AutoCorrect instead. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "abonilla4" wrote in message ... Can someone please advise me how to work the auto insert text feature in Word 2007? I don't understand how to enable it to work at all. |
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