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Practice Tip: <B>How AutoCorrect Can Help in Document Creation</b>

Last month we introduced you to AutoCorrect, a Microsoft Word feature that allows you to automatically detect and correct typos, capitalization errors and general misspellings as you type. We explained the differences between plain text and formatted text and how each is treated within AutoCorrect and also provided steps on how to add and remove AutoCorrect entries.

10 minute read May 01, 2003 at 04:38 PM
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William Robertson
Practice Tip: <B>How AutoCorrect Can Help in Document Creation</b>

Last month we introduced you to AutoCorrect, a Microsoft Word feature that allows you to automatically detect and correct typos, capitalization errors and general misspellings as you type.

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