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I require to use the term otu as part of technical documents. If I turn off
all options in the dictionary and try and add the term to the custom
dictionary, it is still changed to out. If I ignore uppercase and type it in
caps it is still changed. the only way I can get it to stay is if I cursor
down afterwards inwhich case I can add it to the custom dictionary for that
time only. This is driving me mad as I have to use the units full name rather
than it's abbreviation every time I type it.
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This is an AutoCorrection. You can press Ctrl+z to undo it when it happens
or you can go to Tools AutoCorrect, enter otu in the Replace box and then
click on Delete to remove it completely.

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Enjoy,
Tony


"Pat Gregory" Pat wrote in message
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I require to use the term otu as part of technical documents. If I turn

off
all options in the dictionary and try and add the term to the custom
dictionary, it is still changed to out. If I ignore uppercase and type it

in
caps it is still changed. the only way I can get it to stay is if I cursor
down afterwards inwhich case I can add it to the custom dictionary for

that
time only. This is driving me mad as I have to use the units full name

rather
than it's abbreviation every time I type it.



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hi,

delete the entry fm autocorrect and try

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I require to use the term otu as part of technical documents. If I turn off
all options in the dictionary and try and add the term to the custom
dictionary, it is still changed to out. If I ignore uppercase and type it in
caps it is still changed. the only way I can get it to stay is if I cursor
down afterwards inwhich case I can add it to the custom dictionary for that
time only. This is driving me mad as I have to use the units full name rather
than it's abbreviation every time I type it.

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Tony,

many thanks, I'd probably still be looking!!



"Tony Jollans" wrote:

This is an AutoCorrection. You can press Ctrl+z to undo it when it happens
or you can go to Tools AutoCorrect, enter otu in the Replace box and then
click on Delete to remove it completely.

--
Enjoy,
Tony


"Pat Gregory" Pat wrote in message
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I require to use the term otu as part of technical documents. If I turn

off
all options in the dictionary and try and add the term to the custom
dictionary, it is still changed to out. If I ignore uppercase and type it

in
caps it is still changed. the only way I can get it to stay is if I cursor
down afterwards inwhich case I can add it to the custom dictionary for

that
time only. This is driving me mad as I have to use the units full name

rather
than it's abbreviation every time I type it.




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