Autotext allows users to insert words, phrases, and whole paragraphs into the document without having to type them again and again. It is an important feature of MS Word for users who do a lot of ...

Word's AutoText feature is like AutoCorrect on steroids. Once you master a few tricks and shortcuts, you'll wonder how you ever got along without it. Word’s AutoText feature lets you store text and ...

Microsoft Word's AutoText feature allows you to store blocks of boilerplate text that you can reuse when creating new business documents. When you upgrade to Word 2013, you will find that all of your ...

Create Word documents faster by cobbling together prebuilt components that include images, formatting, tables, and pages in addition to text--all insertable with only a few clicks. Dennis O'Reilly ...

In Word 2003, AutoText inserted long stretches of text when you typed an abbreviation or initials. For example, every time your typed the first three letters of your company's name, Word would insert ...

These features aren’t “hidden” in any way-they’re right there in the menus; it’s just that we don’t bother to experiment! Here are some features all of us can find use for at some time or the other.

How to add an automated signature to a Microsoft Word document Your email has been sent Whether you're adding a blank signature line or a picture of your real signature, the process is made easy by ...

AutoText is a subsystem of macros used to add content to a document. By entering the macro--the shortcut in the terminology of AutoText--and calling the subsystem, you quickly can add blocks of text ...

AutoText is a feature in Microsoft Word, rather than Windows, and my guess is that you are now using Microsoft Office 2007 or later. AutoText is included in these versions of Word but it is a shadow ...

I produce a newsletter twice a year for which I keep WordPerfect loaded on my computer merely for the simplicity of producing a landscape document, booklet style, with the correct page numbers. I feel ...