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the insert date function does not work?
The help section says to type first couple letters of date and it will
automatically insert current date? It does not work? Anyone know why or how to fix this? Kricket |
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the insert date function does not work?
Have you turned on the AutoComplete feature? On the Insert menu, point to
AutoText, and then click AutoText. Select the Show AutoComplete suggestions check box. -- Rae Drysdale "Kricket" wrote: The help section says to type first couple letters of date and it will automatically insert current date? It does not work? Anyone know why or how to fix this? Kricket |
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the insert date function does not work?
This is for the New Word 2007? I dont see AutoText on the Insert menu?
"Rae Drysdale" wrote: Have you turned on the AutoComplete feature? On the Insert menu, point to AutoText, and then click AutoText. Select the Show AutoComplete suggestions check box. -- Rae Drysdale "Kricket" wrote: The help section says to type first couple letters of date and it will automatically insert current date? It does not work? Anyone know why or how to fix this? Kricket |
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