word 2007 autocomplete

[Stan Baranowski]

I am trying to find auto complete in word 2007. I saw a reference to
autocorrect options, but do not know how do get to it.
I would like to create an item so that my selected text would be inserted
when I type in some nonsense letters.
Please help.

 

[Luc]

Stan,
I think autocomplete is gone, you can still use autotext (but now it is
called building blocks). You can make an entry going to Insert - Text
group - Quick parts - save selection in quick parts gallery, give it a name,
chose a category or make one and hit OK.
Now to use it just type in the letters of the entry and press F3, that
should work like before.

 

[Graham Mayor]

You will find autocorrect in Word Options > Proofing > Autocorrect Options.

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[Stan Baranowski]

I thank you for your response, however, the dummy that I am, I cannot seem
to find "Word Options".
Where the devil is it?

 

[djprius]

I thank you for your response, however, the dummy that I am, I cannot
seem to find "Word Options".

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To find "Word Options", click the Office Button (the round icon with
the Windows logo in the upper left-hand corner). "Word Options" is in
the lower right-hand corner.

David

 

[Terry Farrell]

Or Alt+F,I

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Terry Farrell - MS Word MVP

I thank you for your response, however, the dummy that I am, I cannot seem
to find "Word Options".
Where the devil is it?