[jankayed]

In Word 2003, I was able to set up numerous Auto Text Entries, i.e.,
addresses I type very often, letter closing lines, etc.

In Word 2007, I have not been able to duplicate that same procedure....begin
typing..such as "closing" and my closing lines would automatically be
inserted in my document.

The Quick Parts takes too many steps to get the same result!

Suggestions?

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

You can still type the first four letters of the entry name and press F3.
Also, many AutoText entries can be saved as AutoCorrect entries instead.

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

"jankayed" wrote in message
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In Word 2003, I was able to set up numerous Auto Text Entries, i.e.,
addresses I type very often, letter closing lines, etc.

In Word 2007, I have not been able to duplicate that same
procedure....begin
typing..such as "closing" and my closing lines would automatically be
inserted in my document.

The Quick Parts takes too many steps to get the same result!

Suggestions?

[Graham Mayor]

There is no autocomplete in Word 2007. Type the first unique characters of
your entry eg Closing and press F3 to insert it.
Or create an autocorrect entry for say #closing

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org



jankayed wrote:
In Word 2003, I was able to set up numerous Auto Text Entries, i.e.,
addresses I type very often, letter closing lines, etc.

In Word 2007, I have not been able to duplicate that same
procedure....begin typing..such as "closing" and my closing lines
would automatically be inserted in my document.

The Quick Parts takes too many steps to get the same result!

Suggestions?