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using Insert key to control overtype
In the previous version of Word, when using the Insert function for overtype,
there was a notation at the bottom right of the screen. Now I no longer see the notation, so I just have to guess whether it is on or off. I use it a lot and turn it on and off with the insert key, and it was very helpful to know which mode I was in. Is this function already there and if so, where is it? I don't see it. -- Denise |
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using Insert key to control overtype
Although Overtype / Insert isn't displayed by default, you can choose to
display the option. Right-click the status bar; on the context menu, click to put a check mark next to Overtype. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Denise" wrote in message ... In the previous version of Word, when using the Insert function for overtype, there was a notation at the bottom right of the screen. Now I no longer see the notation, so I just have to guess whether it is on or off. I use it a lot and turn it on and off with the insert key, and it was very helpful to know which mode I was in. Is this function already there and if so, where is it? I don't see it. -- Denise |
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