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Is AutoComplete feature for AutoText Entry available in Word20
Tell me what good that does when you are typing fast - you are being paid for how fast you type, and you COUNT on the program - ie Word - to auto complete 25 and 27 letter words for you (medical words) as it did in Word 2003. This has created a HUGE problem for me. sure, start typing phacoemulsification or otorhinolaryngology or some that are even worse. This was a big oversight and I'm sorry I ever bought Word 2007. "Tony Jollans" wrote: You can go back to the way Word used to work, before AutoComplete was introduced. Type the *name* of the AutoText entry, then press F3. You don't actually need to type the whole name - just enough of it to uniquely identify it. -- Enjoy, Tony Jollans Microsoft Word MVP |
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Is AutoComplete feature for AutoText Entry available in Word20
Use instead autocorrect with abbreviated versions of the words or phrases as
trigger sequences. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Barbara wrote: Tell me what good that does when you are typing fast - you are being paid for how fast you type, and you COUNT on the program - ie Word - to auto complete 25 and 27 letter words for you (medical words) as it did in Word 2003. This has created a HUGE problem for me. sure, start typing phacoemulsification or otorhinolaryngology or some that are even worse. This was a big oversight and I'm sorry I ever bought Word 2007. "Tony Jollans" wrote: You can go back to the way Word used to work, before AutoComplete was introduced. Type the *name* of the AutoText entry, then press F3. You don't actually need to type the whole name - just enough of it to uniquely identify it. -- Enjoy, Tony Jollans Microsoft Word MVP |
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Is AutoComplete feature for AutoText Entry available in Word20
I did think of that. The problem is that I have literally thousands of
entries. I have the old normal.dot saved on a flash drive and was hoping that I could convert it from Word 2003 to Word 2007. When I got my laptop, it was very easy to move it from my PC to my laptop - both running Word 2003. Who knew Microsoft would trash functionability in a new version of Word? That is just crazy. But thank you for your reply. If I do that it will take me weeks. What I will probably end up doing is finding 3rd party software compatible with the old normal.dot and Word 2007. It must exist. "Graham Mayor" wrote: Use instead autocorrect with abbreviated versions of the words or phrases as trigger sequences. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Barbara wrote: Tell me what good that does when you are typing fast - you are being paid for how fast you type, and you COUNT on the program - ie Word - to auto complete 25 and 27 letter words for you (medical words) as it did in Word 2003. This has created a HUGE problem for me. sure, start typing phacoemulsification or otorhinolaryngology or some that are even worse. This was a big oversight and I'm sorry I ever bought Word 2007. "Tony Jollans" wrote: You can go back to the way Word used to work, before AutoComplete was introduced. Type the *name* of the AutoText entry, then press F3. You don't actually need to type the whole name - just enough of it to uniquely identify it. -- Enjoy, Tony Jollans Microsoft Word MVP |
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Is AutoComplete feature for AutoText Entry available in Word20
Or hold your breath. I believe I am allowed to say that AutoComplete for
AutoText will be restored in Word 2010. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "Barbara" wrote in message ... I did think of that. The problem is that I have literally thousands of entries. I have the old normal.dot saved on a flash drive and was hoping that I could convert it from Word 2003 to Word 2007. When I got my laptop, it was very easy to move it from my PC to my laptop - both running Word 2003. Who knew Microsoft would trash functionability in a new version of Word? That is just crazy. But thank you for your reply. If I do that it will take me weeks. What I will probably end up doing is finding 3rd party software compatible with the old normal.dot and Word 2007. It must exist. "Graham Mayor" wrote: Use instead autocorrect with abbreviated versions of the words or phrases as trigger sequences. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Barbara wrote: Tell me what good that does when you are typing fast - you are being paid for how fast you type, and you COUNT on the program - ie Word - to auto complete 25 and 27 letter words for you (medical words) as it did in Word 2003. This has created a HUGE problem for me. sure, start typing phacoemulsification or otorhinolaryngology or some that are even worse. This was a big oversight and I'm sorry I ever bought Word 2007. "Tony Jollans" wrote: You can go back to the way Word used to work, before AutoComplete was introduced. Type the *name* of the AutoText entry, then press F3. You don't actually need to type the whole name - just enough of it to uniquely identify it. -- Enjoy, Tony Jollans Microsoft Word MVP |
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Is AutoComplete feature for AutoText Entry available in Word20
I have been a transcriptionist for many, many years and have never
relied on AutoCorrect or AutoText -- I use a true text expander. You might want to look into Instant Text that will import your AutoCorrect and AutoText entries so you don't have to relearn your shortcuts or worry about which version of Word (or Windows) you are using. Cheryl On Oct 3, 7:52*am, Barbara wrote: I did think of that. *The problem is that I have literally thousands of entries. *I have the old normal.dot saved on a flash drive and was hoping that I could convert it from Word 2003 to Word 2007. *When I got my laptop, it was very easy to move it from my PC to my laptop - both running Word 2003. Who knew Microsoft would trash functionability in a new version of Word? * That is just crazy. But thank you for your reply. *If I do that it will take me weeks. *What I will probably end up doing is finding 3rd party software compatible with the old normal.dot and Word 2007. It must exist. "Graham Mayor" wrote: Use instead autocorrect with abbreviated versions of the words or phrases as trigger sequences. -- Graham Mayor - *Word MVP My web sitewww.gmayor.com Word MVP web sitehttp://word.mvps.org Barbara wrote: Tell me what good that does when you are typing fast - you are being paid for how fast you type, and you COUNT on the program - ie Word - to auto complete 25 and 27 letter words for you (medical words) as it did in Word 2003. This has created a HUGE problem for me. sure, start typing phacoemulsification or otorhinolaryngology or some that are even worse. This was a big oversight and I'm sorry I ever bought Word 2007. "Tony Jollans" wrote: You can go back to the way Word used to work, before AutoComplete was introduced. Type the *name* of the AutoText entry, then press F3. You don't actually need to type the whole name - just enough of it to uniquely identify it. -- Enjoy, Tony Jollans Microsoft Word MVP |
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Is AutoComplete feature for AutoText Entry available in Word20
Someone else already spilled the beans in the last few days ... is
there a release date for W2010 yet? On Oct 3, 11:02*am, "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Or hold your breath. I believe I am allowed to say that AutoComplete for AutoText will be restored in Word 2010. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USAhttp://word.mvps.org "Barbara" wrote in message ... I did think of that. *The problem is that I have literally thousands of entries. *I have the old normal.dot saved on a flash drive and was hoping that I could convert it from Word 2003 to Word 2007. *When I got my laptop, it was very easy to move it from my PC to my laptop - both running Word 2003. Who knew Microsoft would trash functionability in a new version of Word? That is just crazy. But thank you for your reply. *If I do that it will take me weeks. *What I will probably end up doing is finding 3rd party software compatible with the old normal.dot and Word 2007. It must exist. "Graham Mayor" wrote: Use instead autocorrect with abbreviated versions of the words or phrases as trigger sequences. -- Graham Mayor - *Word MVP My web sitewww.gmayor.com Word MVP web sitehttp://word.mvps.org Barbara wrote: Tell me what good that does when you are typing fast - you are being paid for how fast you type, and you COUNT on the program - ie Word - to auto complete 25 and 27 letter words for you (medical words) as it did in Word 2003. This has created a HUGE problem for me. sure, start typing phacoemulsification or otorhinolaryngology or some that are even worse. This was a big oversight and I'm sorry I ever bought Word 2007. "Tony Jollans" wrote: You can go back to the way Word used to work, before AutoComplete was introduced. Type the *name* of the AutoText entry, then press F3. You don't actually need to type the whole name - just enough of it to uniquely identify it. -- Enjoy, Tony Jollans Microsoft Word MVP- |
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Is AutoComplete feature for AutoText Entry available in Word20
Not that I know of.
-- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "Peter T. Daniels" wrote in message ... Someone else already spilled the beans in the last few days ... is there a release date for W2010 yet? On Oct 3, 11:02 am, "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Or hold your breath. I believe I am allowed to say that AutoComplete for AutoText will be restored in Word 2010. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USAhttp://word.mvps.org "Barbara" wrote in message ... I did think of that. The problem is that I have literally thousands of entries. I have the old normal.dot saved on a flash drive and was hoping that I could convert it from Word 2003 to Word 2007. When I got my laptop, it was very easy to move it from my PC to my laptop - both running Word 2003. Who knew Microsoft would trash functionability in a new version of Word? That is just crazy. But thank you for your reply. If I do that it will take me weeks. What I will probably end up doing is finding 3rd party software compatible with the old normal.dot and Word 2007. It must exist. "Graham Mayor" wrote: Use instead autocorrect with abbreviated versions of the words or phrases as trigger sequences. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web sitewww.gmayor.com Word MVP web sitehttp://word.mvps.org Barbara wrote: Tell me what good that does when you are typing fast - you are being paid for how fast you type, and you COUNT on the program - ie Word - to auto complete 25 and 27 letter words for you (medical words) as it did in Word 2003. This has created a HUGE problem for me. sure, start typing phacoemulsification or otorhinolaryngology or some that are even worse. This was a big oversight and I'm sorry I ever bought Word 2007. "Tony Jollans" wrote: You can go back to the way Word used to work, before AutoComplete was introduced. Type the *name* of the AutoText entry, then press F3. You don't actually need to type the whole name - just enough of it to uniquely identify it. -- Enjoy, Tony Jollans Microsoft Word MVP- |
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Is AutoComplete feature for AutoText Entry available in Word20
Cheryl, thank you , you understand my problem perfectly. I have explored
other expanders, and silly me relied on Word. I know other transcriptionists who have relied on Microsoft and Word also. Big mistake I see now. Instant Text was one I was exploring last year. You wouldn't happen to know if it is easy to import the microsoft normal.dot into Instant text would you? If not, that's fine. I can research it. I thank others who have responded also. I'm happy to see that Microsoft is restoring this functionality for 2010, but - too late for me. I hope in the future Microsoft thinks TWICE before trashing functionability when they release a new version of an existing product. You leave customers out in the cold and a bad taste in their mouths. "Cheryl Flanders" wrote: I have been a transcriptionist for many, many years and have never relied on AutoCorrect or AutoText -- I use a true text expander. You might want to look into Instant Text that will import your AutoCorrect and AutoText entries so you don't have to relearn your shortcuts or worry about which version of Word (or Windows) you are using. Cheryl On Oct 3, 7:52 am, Barbara wrote: I did think of that. The problem is that I have literally thousands of entries. I have the old normal.dot saved on a flash drive and was hoping that I could convert it from Word 2003 to Word 2007. When I got my laptop, it was very easy to move it from my PC to my laptop - both running Word 2003. Who knew Microsoft would trash functionability in a new version of Word? That is just crazy. But thank you for your reply. If I do that it will take me weeks. What I will probably end up doing is finding 3rd party software compatible with the old normal.dot and Word 2007. It must exist. "Graham Mayor" wrote: Use instead autocorrect with abbreviated versions of the words or phrases as trigger sequences. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web sitewww.gmayor.com Word MVP web sitehttp://word.mvps.org Barbara wrote: Tell me what good that does when you are typing fast - you are being paid for how fast you type, and you COUNT on the program - ie Word - to auto complete 25 and 27 letter words for you (medical words) as it did in Word 2003. This has created a HUGE problem for me. sure, start typing phacoemulsification or otorhinolaryngology or some that are even worse. This was a big oversight and I'm sorry I ever bought Word 2007. "Tony Jollans" wrote: You can go back to the way Word used to work, before AutoComplete was introduced. Type the *name* of the AutoText entry, then press F3. You don't actually need to type the whole name - just enough of it to uniquely identify it. -- Enjoy, Tony Jollans Microsoft Word MVP |
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Is AutoComplete feature for AutoText Entry available in Word20
Instant Text can import your AutoText and formatted AutoCorrect
entries from the normal.dot, if that is what you are asking. Cheryl On Oct 3, 10:57*am, Barbara wrote: Cheryl, *thank you , you understand my problem perfectly. I have explored other expanders, and silly me relied on Word. I know other transcriptionists who have relied on Microsoft and Word also. Big mistake I see now. *Instant Text was one I was exploring last year. You wouldn't happen to know if it is easy to import the microsoft normal.dot into Instant text would you? *If not, that's fine. I can research it. * I thank others who have responded also. I'm happy to see that Microsoft is restoring this functionality for 2010, but - too late for me. *I hope in the future Microsoft thinks TWICE before trashing functionability when they release a new version of an existing product. You leave customers out in the cold and a bad taste in their mouths. "Cheryl Flanders" wrote: I have been a transcriptionist for many, many years and have never relied on AutoCorrect or AutoText -- I use a true text expander. *You might want to look into Instant Text that will import your AutoCorrect and AutoText entries so you don't have to relearn your shortcuts or worry about which version of Word (or Windows) you are using. Cheryl On Oct 3, 7:52 am, Barbara wrote: I did think of that. *The problem is that I have literally thousands of entries. *I have the old normal.dot saved on a flash drive and was hoping that I could convert it from Word 2003 to Word 2007. *When I got my laptop, it was very easy to move it from my PC to my laptop - both running Word 2003. Who knew Microsoft would trash functionability in a new version of Word? * That is just crazy. But thank you for your reply. *If I do that it will take me weeks. *What I will probably end up doing is finding 3rd party software compatible with the old normal.dot and Word 2007. It must exist. "Graham Mayor" wrote: Use instead autocorrect with abbreviated versions of the words or phrases as trigger sequences. -- Graham Mayor - *Word MVP My web sitewww.gmayor.com Word MVP web sitehttp://word.mvps.org Barbara wrote: Tell me what good that does when you are typing fast - you are being paid for how fast you type, and you COUNT on the program - ie Word - to auto complete 25 and 27 letter words for you (medical words) as it did in Word 2003. This has created a HUGE problem for me. sure, start typing phacoemulsification or otorhinolaryngology or some that are even worse. This was a big oversight and I'm sorry I ever bought Word 2007. "Tony Jollans" wrote: You can go back to the way Word used to work, before AutoComplete was introduced. Type the *name* of the AutoText entry, then press F3. You don't actually need to type the whole name - just enough of it to uniquely identify it. -- Enjoy, Tony Jollans Microsoft Word MVP |
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Is AutoComplete feature for AutoText Entry available in Word20
Yes it is, and thank you. You've been a huge help!
Barbara "Cheryl Flanders" wrote: Instant Text can import your AutoText and formatted AutoCorrect entries from the normal.dot, if that is what you are asking. Cheryl On Oct 3, 10:57 am, Barbara wrote: Cheryl, thank you , you understand my problem perfectly. I have explored other expanders, and silly me relied on Word. I know other transcriptionists who have relied on Microsoft and Word also. Big mistake I see now. Instant Text was one I was exploring last year. You wouldn't happen to know if it is easy to import the microsoft normal.dot into Instant text would you? If not, that's fine. I can research it. I thank others who have responded also. I'm happy to see that Microsoft is restoring this functionality for 2010, but - too late for me. I hope in the future Microsoft thinks TWICE before trashing functionability when they release a new version of an existing product. You leave customers out in the cold and a bad taste in their mouths. "Cheryl Flanders" wrote: I have been a transcriptionist for many, many years and have never relied on AutoCorrect or AutoText -- I use a true text expander. You might want to look into Instant Text that will import your AutoCorrect and AutoText entries so you don't have to relearn your shortcuts or worry about which version of Word (or Windows) you are using. Cheryl On Oct 3, 7:52 am, Barbara wrote: I did think of that. The problem is that I have literally thousands of entries. I have the old normal.dot saved on a flash drive and was hoping that I could convert it from Word 2003 to Word 2007. When I got my laptop, it was very easy to move it from my PC to my laptop - both running Word 2003. Who knew Microsoft would trash functionability in a new version of Word? That is just crazy. But thank you for your reply. If I do that it will take me weeks. What I will probably end up doing is finding 3rd party software compatible with the old normal.dot and Word 2007. It must exist. "Graham Mayor" wrote: Use instead autocorrect with abbreviated versions of the words or phrases as trigger sequences. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web sitewww.gmayor.com Word MVP web sitehttp://word.mvps.org Barbara wrote: Tell me what good that does when you are typing fast - you are being paid for how fast you type, and you COUNT on the program - ie Word - to auto complete 25 and 27 letter words for you (medical words) as it did in Word 2003. This has created a HUGE problem for me. sure, start typing phacoemulsification or otorhinolaryngology or some that are even worse. This was a big oversight and I'm sorry I ever bought Word 2007. "Tony Jollans" wrote: You can go back to the way Word used to work, before AutoComplete was introduced. Type the *name* of the AutoText entry, then press F3. You don't actually need to type the whole name - just enough of it to uniquely identify it. -- Enjoy, Tony Jollans Microsoft Word MVP |
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