WORD: How to auto-complete phrases (ie: to whom it may concern)

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On my previous edition of Word, it would complete phrases or words, like
"attention" or "to whom it may concern." I can't locate where in Office 2007
to turn this feature on.
 
J

Jay Freedman

OFFICE said:
On my previous edition of Word, it would complete phrases or words,
like "attention" or "to whom it may concern." I can't locate where
in Office 2007 to turn this feature on.
Click to expand...

The AutoComplete tags no longer appear, but you can still press F3 to expand
the AutoText entry after typing enough of its name to be unique.

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Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP
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