I make extensive use of AutoCorrect in Outlook 2010.
My favourite use of the Autocorrect is as a way to automatically type commonly used phrases in your emails.
E.g. I have an auto correct so that whenever I type "ilf", Outlook replaces it with "I look forward to hearing from you."
This saves me a lot of time and also prevents unnecessary errors when typing common phrases. (h and j are next to each other on the keyboard and I have sent out several emails saying "I look forward to jearing from you")
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Sanjay
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instead of the alt(hold)0169(release) sequence, you can get the copyright symbol by typing a9 followed by alt-x
Most dictionaries allow you to add words for the spell checking functionality. I wish you could remove words too.
How often do you actually have to use the word manger? Of course, I often drop the middle "a" in manager. The spell checker blightely accepts the misspelling.
How often do you actually have to use the word manger? Of course, I often drop the middle "a" in manager. The spell checker blightely accepts the misspelling.
Or even "blithely" - sorry, couldn't resist that one 
My favourite way of dealing with oddball Autocorrects is to put a / in front of the replace item. So, I use /mb to insert Mike Boardman, and I can still use mb or MB if I want.
My favourite way of dealing with oddball Autocorrects is to put a / in front of the replace item. So, I use /mb to insert Mike Boardman, and I can still use mb or MB if I want.
Apparently not all dictionaries carry the words preferred by Canadian users.
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