Although I have set Microsoft Word to Australian English, the AutoCorrect
continues to provide US English corrections. I can't turn this off which is
what I'd like to do. Alternatively an Australian Autocorrect would be useful.

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Autocorrect is pretty much what you make it. There are some examples
pre-programmed in the application, but for most people these are useless and
should be replaced with the entries that *you* want to autocorrect. Or you
can turn it off altogether from tools autocorrect options autocorrect.

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Oz speller wrote:
Although I have set Microsoft Word to Australian English, the
AutoCorrect continues to provide US English corrections. I can't turn
this off which is what I'd like to do. Alternatively an Australian
Autocorrect would be useful.

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