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Old 28th Mar 2008, 21:43
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Is there a way to make it a default setting that Microsoft Word 2007 should automatically attempt to correct ANY typos, no matter what the word, instead of your having to manually enter each one in Autocorrect in order to never get the same exact typo again? (I find that to not be worth it, as my typos are oftentimes completely different from past ones) For example, I typed 'forym' in a document instead of 'forum.' But instead of correcting the typo by default, Word simply underlined the error in red and allowed it to go unchanged. Now, if I manually right-click the word > Autocorrect > forum, the same typo will never happen again, but is there a way to tell Word to automatically guess which word of the possible words I probably meant? No matter what my typoed word may be. Thanks.
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Old 31st Mar 2008, 17:20
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None that I can find. I think you can assume "no" unless someone posts who's been there and done it.
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Old 31st Mar 2008, 18:14
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yea i'm assuming 'no.' would be a great feature though. i don't type very well
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