[tex_san]

Does Microsoft Word have an equivalent of WordPerfect's Quick Words?

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

Not sure how WordPerfect's Quick Words work, but in Word you might try
the AutoText and AutoCorrect features.

tex_san wrote:

Does Microsoft Word have an equivalent of WordPerfect's Quick Words?

[tex_san]

Not even close...

"garfield-n-odie [MVP]" wrote:

Not sure how WordPerfect's Quick Words work, but in Word you might try
the AutoText and AutoCorrect features.

tex_san wrote:

Does Microsoft Word have an equivalent of WordPerfect's Quick Words?

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

Then maybe you could briefly describe how WordPerfect's Quick Words work.

tex_san wrote:

Not even close...

"garfield-n-odie [MVP]" wrote:


Not sure how WordPerfect's Quick Words work, but in Word you might try
the AutoText and AutoCorrect features.

tex_san wrote:


Does Microsoft Word have an equivalent of WordPerfect's Quick Words?

[djprius]

tex_san wrote:
Not even close...

I've used WordPerfect since 1985 and am familiar with Quick Words.
In my view AutoCorrect is very close to Quick Words: it works on
formatting (like closings for a letter) and "pops in" just by typing the
word you've selected. Hence, I don't understand your "not even close".

David

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"garfield-n-odie [MVP]" wrote:

Not sure how WordPerfect's Quick Words work, but in Word you might try
the AutoText and AutoCorrect features.

tex_san wrote:

Does Microsoft Word have an equivalent of WordPerfect's Quick Words?

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

I haven't use WordPerfect in a long time, but that's my recollection as
well. For more on AutoCorrect, see
http://word.mvps.org/faqs/customization/AutoCorrect.htm

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"djprius" wrote in message
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tex_san wrote:
Not even close...

I've used WordPerfect since 1985 and am familiar with Quick Words.
In my view AutoCorrect is very close to Quick Words: it works on
formatting (like closings for a letter) and "pops in" just by typing the
word you've selected. Hence, I don't understand your "not even close".

David

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"garfield-n-odie [MVP]" wrote:

Not sure how WordPerfect's Quick Words work, but in Word you might try
the AutoText and AutoCorrect features.

tex_san wrote:

Does Microsoft Word have an equivalent of WordPerfect's Quick Words?