MS Word macro - autocorrect.
Date: 29 Jan 2005 05:01:57 -0800
Was that Su who sent me that great macro that saves your autocorrect
entries? It was buried with my last computer. Oddly enough, I have the
last backup from it, but i can't find the macro. Thanks, and my
apologies if it wasn't Su, but somebody else. :)
Relevant Pages
- Re: AutoCorrect entries not available to all Word documents
... Now I know why formatted autocorrect ... entries didn't persist on my main computer. ... I may not bother with the backup/restore macro - easier to teach people how ... >> I¹ve put them in as unformatted because the grave vowels exist in most fonts. ...
(microsoft.public.word.docmanagement) - Re: AutoCorrect entries not available to all Word documents
... I think there is an alternate macro. ... To save and exchange AutoCorrect across computers or re-installations: ... These entries appear at the end of the ... > I¹ve put them in as unformatted because the grave vowels exist in most fonts. ...
(microsoft.public.word.docmanagement) - Re: Sharing AutoCorrect files between Office 2008 for Mac and Office 2003 for Windows
... This article provides a macro that extracts and imports AutoCorrect entries across machines. ... Then you can run the macro in Word 2004 to extract the entries and in Word 2003 or 2007 to import the entries. ... I spent quite a bit of time updating the AutoCorrect preferences on my version of Office 2008, and I figured out how to share those changes between Macs. ... I know where the AutoCorrect file and Normal.dotm files are on the Mac, and I've tried using those to replace the Windows versions of those same files, but with no luck. ...
(microsoft.public.mac.office.word) - Re: Auto Text or Auto Correct Entries
... When I removed it from both locations the macro warning went away, ... use an older Auto text entry from the normal.dot template. ... entries are automatically carried forward to the new version. ... If they're moving to new computers rather than upgrading an existing ...
(microsoft.public.word.docmanagement) - Re: Is it possible to know if there are any figures / tables in a document?
... I'm using the book style as a base. ... The user of this macro simply has to "check" whether he/she wants the ... In order to do what I suggested, we need to activate the LoT and LoF, ... Looking at, say figure, we know that the entries is ...
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