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I upgraded to a new PC running Windows 7 with Office 2007. I am used to the
usage tools in Word 2000. Where can I locate the "Tools" button and the other
options that are in Word 2000? I really need to get this figured out because
I have to transfer my MT auto-correct files from my backup. Thank you for any
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Click on the Office (Pizza) button and then on Word Options in the bottom of
the dialog.

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I upgraded to a new PC running Windows 7 with Office 2007. I am used to
the
usage tools in Word 2000. Where can I locate the "Tools" button and the
other
options that are in Word 2000? I really need to get this figured out
because
I have to transfer my MT auto-correct files from my backup. Thank you for
any
help!


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Click on the Office (Pizza) button and then on Word Options in the bottom of
the dialog.

--
Hope this helps.

Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP, originally posted via msnews.microsoft.com

"swanees" wrote in message
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I upgraded to a new PC running Windows 7 with Office 2007. I am used to
the
usage tools in Word 2000. Where can I locate the "Tools" button and the
other
options that are in Word 2000? I really need to get this figured out
because
I have to transfer my MT auto-correct files from my backup. Thank you for
any
help!


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Default Where can I find the "tools" button in Word 2007?

There is no Tools button in 2007. The items that were on the Tools menu have
been moved to other locations.

To find the AutoCorrect Options button, click the Office button (the big
round thing in the upper left corner), click Word Options in the bottom edge
of the menu, and click the Proofing tab of the options dialog.

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swanees wrote:
I upgraded to a new PC running Windows 7 with Office 2007. I am used
to the usage tools in Word 2000. Where can I locate the "Tools"
button and the other options that are in Word 2000? I really need to
get this figured out because I have to transfer my MT auto-correct
files from my backup. Thank you for any help!



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Default Where can I find the "tools" button in Word 2007?

There is no Tools button in 2007. The items that were on the Tools menu have
been moved to other locations.

To find the AutoCorrect Options button, click the Office button (the big
round thing in the upper left corner), click Word Options in the bottom edge
of the menu, and click the Proofing tab of the options dialog.

--
Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.

swanees wrote:
I upgraded to a new PC running Windows 7 with Office 2007. I am used
to the usage tools in Word 2000. Where can I locate the "Tools"
button and the other options that are in Word 2000? I really need to
get this figured out because I have to transfer my MT auto-correct
files from my backup. Thank you for any help!





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Default Where can I find the "tools" button in Word 2007?

To transfer his AutoCorrect files, doesn't he simply have to copy some
specific file that contains them to some specific folder in the new
installation? (As opposed to retyping them all.)

On Mar 9, 5:10*pm, "Jay Freedman" wrote:
There is no Tools button in 2007. The items that were on the Tools menu have
been moved to other locations.

To find the AutoCorrect Options button, click the Office button (the big
round thing in the upper left corner), click Word Options in the bottom edge
of the menu, and click the Proofing tab of the options dialog.

--
Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP * * * *FAQ:http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.



swanees wrote:
I upgraded to a new PC running Windows 7 with Office 2007. I am used
to the usage tools in Word 2000. Where can I locate the "Tools"
button and the other options that are in Word 2000? I really need to
get this figured out because I have to transfer my MT auto-correct
files from my backup. Thank you for any help!-

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Default Where can I find the "tools" button in Word 2007?

To transfer his AutoCorrect files, doesn't he simply have to copy some
specific file that contains them to some specific folder in the new
installation? (As opposed to retyping them all.)

On Mar 9, 5:10*pm, "Jay Freedman" wrote:
There is no Tools button in 2007. The items that were on the Tools menu have
been moved to other locations.

To find the AutoCorrect Options button, click the Office button (the big
round thing in the upper left corner), click Word Options in the bottom edge
of the menu, and click the Proofing tab of the options dialog.

--
Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP * * * *FAQ:http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.



swanees wrote:
I upgraded to a new PC running Windows 7 with Office 2007. I am used
to the usage tools in Word 2000. Where can I locate the "Tools"
button and the other options that are in Word 2000? I really need to
get this figured out because I have to transfer my MT auto-correct
files from my backup. Thank you for any help!-

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There are at least two files involved. Quoting
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/926927, "Unformatted AutoCorrect
entries in 2007 Microsoft Office programs are stored in an AutoCorrect
list (.acl) file. The .acl file for the 2007 Office programs is
located in the profile for the user... Formatted AutoCorrect entries
in Word 2007 are stored in the default template file for the user."
The article explains how to transfer entries by copying files, and
this is the best you can do if all you have is a backup from the old
computer.

There's another method if the old computer and Word 2000 are still
running. The AutoCorrect.dot template at
http://www.word.mvps.org/FAQs/Custom...utocorrect.htm can
be used in Word 2000 to make a document containing all the AutoCorrect
entries in that version. After copying that document to the new
computer, you can use the AutoCorrect2007.dotm template at
http://jay-freedman.info/AutoCorrect2007.zip to load the entries into
Word 2007.

--
Jay

On Tue, 9 Mar 2010 20:11:04 -0800 (PST), "Peter T. Daniels"
wrote:

To transfer his AutoCorrect files, doesn't he simply have to copy some
specific file that contains them to some specific folder in the new
installation? (As opposed to retyping them all.)

On Mar 9, 5:10*pm, "Jay Freedman" wrote:
There is no Tools button in 2007. The items that were on the Tools menu have
been moved to other locations.

To find the AutoCorrect Options button, click the Office button (the big
round thing in the upper left corner), click Word Options in the bottom edge
of the menu, and click the Proofing tab of the options dialog.

--
Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP * * * *FAQ:http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.



swanees wrote:
I upgraded to a new PC running Windows 7 with Office 2007. I am used
to the usage tools in Word 2000. Where can I locate the "Tools"
button and the other options that are in Word 2000? I really need to
get this figured out because I have to transfer my MT auto-correct
files from my backup. Thank you for any help!-

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Default Where can I find the "tools" button in Word 2007?

There are at least two files involved. Quoting
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/926927, "Unformatted AutoCorrect
entries in 2007 Microsoft Office programs are stored in an AutoCorrect
list (.acl) file. The .acl file for the 2007 Office programs is
located in the profile for the user... Formatted AutoCorrect entries
in Word 2007 are stored in the default template file for the user."
The article explains how to transfer entries by copying files, and
this is the best you can do if all you have is a backup from the old
computer.

There's another method if the old computer and Word 2000 are still
running. The AutoCorrect.dot template at
http://www.word.mvps.org/FAQs/Custom...utocorrect.htm can
be used in Word 2000 to make a document containing all the AutoCorrect
entries in that version. After copying that document to the new
computer, you can use the AutoCorrect2007.dotm template at
http://jay-freedman.info/AutoCorrect2007.zip to load the entries into
Word 2007.

--
Jay

On Tue, 9 Mar 2010 20:11:04 -0800 (PST), "Peter T. Daniels"
wrote:

To transfer his AutoCorrect files, doesn't he simply have to copy some
specific file that contains them to some specific folder in the new
installation? (As opposed to retyping them all.)

On Mar 9, 5:10*pm, "Jay Freedman" wrote:
There is no Tools button in 2007. The items that were on the Tools menu have
been moved to other locations.

To find the AutoCorrect Options button, click the Office button (the big
round thing in the upper left corner), click Word Options in the bottom edge
of the menu, and click the Proofing tab of the options dialog.

--
Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP * * * *FAQ:http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.



swanees wrote:
I upgraded to a new PC running Windows 7 with Office 2007. I am used
to the usage tools in Word 2000. Where can I locate the "Tools"
button and the other options that are in Word 2000? I really need to
get this figured out because I have to transfer my MT auto-correct
files from my backup. Thank you for any help!-

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