We all spend a great deal of time using a word processor. Let me show you how AutoCorrect and AutoText in MS WORD can be used to speed up your typing!
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Wow. This is quite intriguing. Thanks. I wonder how I might use this for writing WikiTree profiles.
Great Tips – especially like the Auto Text
Thank you. This information will be helpful. Since changes here also change all MS programs, will it work with dictating?
I had no idea about the Quick Parts option. I cannot wait to use it! Especially for citations.
Yes, this was an eye-opener for me, and I have a lot of ideas on where I can use this.
Love tips like this!