Microsoft Word Question?

[slacey61]

I know you can do it, but I'm not sure how. How do you make it so that word will automatically replace a word with another one? Like if you type "rayn" it will automatically change it to "rain" or if you want to type a name with an accent mark over it, but don't want to have to do the ctrl + ' + the letter thing each time and would find it easier if Word would just replace it each time you type the word w/o the mark. Stuff like that is what I need to know how to do. Thanks anyone! I have Microsoft Word for XP if that makes any difference!

[♥ Sweet Girl♥]

go to edit....then Find....then type in the word you want to find and replace...

[Fere]

Spell check. Or use the thesaurus.

[Timmy T]

i dont know but go to the microsoft website































www.microsoft.com

[ceiling.down]

Tools-Autocorrect. Tell me if that is it?

[stevemcc1972]

CTRL + H at the end and select "replace all"

[Owen1]

There will probably be an easier way to do it than that of what i am about to tell you but i dont know it lol Type : dont

[KMA]

Go into the "format" tab. Then click on AutoCorrect. Next, click "options" at the bottom of the new window. Then you should see a "replace" box and a "with" box. Type in what you'd like and click "add". That should get it done.

[Dpac M]

I dont know which version of MS Word you use, but I know this. Go to tools menu and you will see 'autocorrect options'. Click it and under replace, type the word which you want to be automatically replaced ('rayn) and under with, type the word with which you want to replace ('rain'). Then click 'Add'.PS:- I use microsoft word 2003. So if you have another version, just search 'autocorrect options' in help.