[DRORA FRASER]

IAM WRITING A MANUSCRIPT WITH MANY REPEATS FOR A FEW LONG WORD, HOW DO I
CREATE A SHORT CUT TO ADD THEM WHEN REQUIRED INSTEAD OF TYPING AGAIN.

[Peter A]

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8?B?RFJPUkEgRlJBU0VS?= DRORA says...
IAM WRITING A MANUSCRIPT WITH MANY REPEATS FOR A FEW LONG WORD, HOW DO I
CREATE A SHORT CUT TO ADD THEM WHEN REQUIRED INSTEAD OF TYPING AGAIN.

Look up AutoCorrect in help.

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Peter Aitken
Author, MS Word for Medical and Technical Writers
www.tech-word.com

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

See http://word.mvps.org/faqs/customization/AutoCorrect.htm

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

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IAM WRITING A MANUSCRIPT WITH MANY REPEATS FOR A FEW LONG WORD, HOW DO I
CREATE A SHORT CUT TO ADD THEM WHEN REQUIRED INSTEAD OF TYPING AGAIN.

[jay]

Assuming that you are using MS Word: go to toolsauto correct. - then
type in in the €˜replace, something that you don't otherwise want to use -
for example two tildes - then under the €˜with column, type one of the long
repetitious words - then click OK . Do this, susbtituting something else
that you dont want to use otherwise, in place of two tildes, for each of
the words which you want to add.. Then you may type two tildes [or
whatever] for the long word

"DRORA FRASER" wrote:

IAM WRITING A MANUSCRIPT WITH MANY REPEATS FOR A FEW LONG WORD, HOW DO I
CREATE A SHORT CUT TO ADD THEM WHEN REQUIRED INSTEAD OF TYPING AGAIN.