Inserting A Frequently Used Item As An Auto text Entry |
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AutoText offers a way to store and quickly insert text, graphics, fields, tables, bookmarks, and other items that you use frequently. Microsoft Word comes with a number of built-in AutoText entries that are divided into different categories. For example, if you're working on a letter, Word can offer letter-specific AutoText entries, such as salutations and closings. |
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One example would be the YOUR NAME & TITLE entry. If you begin to type you…. A popup comes up with the complete entry of Your Name & Title. When this happens you can press ENTER to accept the choice or you can continue to type and it will go away once you reach a character that does not match. |
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Some AutoText entries are already in your machine but you can change, add or edit the existing ones. |
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To do this: |
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1. Click on Tools, Click on AutoCorrect |
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2. Change the tab at the top to AutoText if it is not already there |
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3. Start typing (the entry will scroll up) or scroll to the item you want to edit |
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4. Click on the object you want to edit or delete |
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5. Make the changes and choose the button on the right to accept the change or delete it. |
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To add an entry |
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1. To the right of “Enter AutoText entries” type in the entry you want |
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2. Click on the Add button on the right. |
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For more help on this feature and the related topic of AutoCorrect see your help menu and type AutoCorrect or AutoText in the search menu. |