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WORD 2007: automatically complete an often used word or phrase
In Word 2003 an entry in "auto text" would allow the user to complete a word
or phrase as they typed the first 3 or 4 letters. The phrase would appear and the user could hit enter to complete the word or phrase as shown, or ignore it and continue on. The only thing I can find in Word 2007 is the use of autocorrect, which does not give the user the option of choosing the auto completed selection or not. Online help has been of no use on this one. |
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