[Sgh]

I have been working with saving phrases in the Quick Phrase utility , and
also did download Phrase Express to learn how to use that.

Now I am typing a document with a series of (a), (b), © items, and as you
see, I am getting a © when I try to type ( c ) without the spaces.

I don't know how to undo this. Can anyone help me?

[Daiya Mitchell]

It's AutoCorrect. You can delete that entry from the list under Tools |
AutoCorrect (permanent), or you can hit control-z directly after typing
to Undo the AutoCorrection (one time fix).

Sgh wrote:
I have been working with saving phrases in the Quick Phrase utility , and
also did download Phrase Express to learn how to use that.

Now I am typing a document with a series of (a), (b), © items, and as you
see, I am getting a © when I try to type ( c ) without the spaces.

I don't know how to undo this. Can anyone help me?

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

In Word 2007, click on Office button | Word Options | Proofing |
AutoCorrect Options | AutoCorrect tab. Click on the autocorrect entry
to replace (c) with ©, and click on Delete. If you are prompted to save
changes to your Normal.dot global template when you close Word, say yes.

Sgh wrote:

I have been working with saving phrases in the Quick Phrase utility , and
also did download Phrase Express to learn how to use that.

Now I am typing a document with a series of (a), (b), © items, and as you
see, I am getting a © when I try to type ( c ) without the spaces.

I don't know how to undo this. Can anyone help me?

[Venture]

I always hit the Backspace key one time and it makes it (c) . Then you can
go on about your business.

"Sgh" wrote in message
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I have been working with saving phrases in the Quick Phrase utility , and
also did download Phrase Express to learn how to use that.

Now I am typing a document with a series of (a), (b), © items, and as you
see, I am getting a © when I try to type ( c ) without the spaces.

I don't know how to undo this. Can anyone help me?