Quick question about Autocorrect: Firstly it does a great job - changes say
teh to the, and makes life a lot easier. However - if i move through the
document as the cursor passes the corrected word it still shows that the
original entry was typed wrong - not great for distributing the document (and
presumably not good for the document size also). Is there no way to accept
the changes it has made and remove the original erroneous typos?

Hi Robert-

On the Reviewing Toolbar, Accept/Reject all changes. Make sure to turn Off
the Track Changes feature (Reveiwing Toolbar or ToolsTrack Changes) _before_
you save.

Regards |:)

"robert_o_dea" wrote:

Quick question about Autocorrect: Firstly it does a great job - changes say
teh to the, and makes life a lot easier. However - if i move through the
document as the cursor passes the corrected word it still shows that the
original entry was typed wrong - not great for distributing the document (and
presumably not good for the document size also). Is there no way to accept
the changes it has made and remove the original erroneous typos?

And if you're not talking about tracked changes, maybe you're referring to
the AutoCorrect Options button? If so, go to Tools | AutoCorrect Options,
and clear the check box for the button.

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"CyberTaz" wrote in message
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Hi Robert-

On the Reviewing Toolbar, Accept/Reject all changes. Make sure to turn Off
the Track Changes feature (Reveiwing Toolbar or ToolsTrack Changes)
_before_
you save.

Regards |:)

"robert_o_dea" wrote:

Quick question about Autocorrect: Firstly it does a great job - changes
say
teh to the, and makes life a lot easier. However - if i move through
the
document as the cursor passes the corrected word it still shows that the
original entry was typed wrong - not great for distributing the document
(and
presumably not good for the document size also). Is there no way to
accept
the changes it has made and remove the original erroneous typos?

"robert_o_dea"

Quick question about Autocorrect: Firstly it does a great
job - changes say
teh to the, and makes life a lot easier. However - if i
move through the
document as the cursor passes the corrected word it still
shows that the
original entry was typed wrong - not great for
distributing the document (and
presumably not good for the document size also). Is there
no way to accept
the changes it has made and remove the original erroneous
typos?

Close the document and reopen it.

--
Bob

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http://www.kanyak.com