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Monica
How do you add address with name to auto text, so when you start to type in
name, name and address are place on your document?
name, name and address are place on your document?
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Harvey
Write your address with a proper fomratting somewhere in your word document
select the entire block then Crtl+C to copy it then go to Tools\Auto correct
options and Autotext tab you should see the first line of your address in
Enter Auto text entries section and also you must see the entire block in
preview section and click Ok.
select the entire block then Crtl+C to copy it then go to Tools\Auto correct
options and Autotext tab you should see the first line of your address in
Enter Auto text entries section and also you must see the entire block in
preview section and click Ok.
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Beth Melton
I'm not following the reason behind copying the text (Ctrl+C). Have you
found a situation in which this is necessary?
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found a situation in which this is necessary?
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Harvey
yes, when you want to have a table in with some data in its cells we need to
copy and paste it.
copy and paste it.
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CyberTaz
Curious - Have never had to do so. Simply selecting the table (or whatever)
& then going to Insert> AutoText> New -or- Tools> AutoCorrect> AutoText
captures the entry without the need to copy/paste.
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Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
& then going to Insert> AutoText> New -or- Tools> AutoCorrect> AutoText
captures the entry without the need to copy/paste.
Regards |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
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Beth Melton
That's interesting. What type of data? In your instructions you noted,
"Ctrl+C to copy" but you never pasted. Where would you paste? Somewhere in
the AutoCorrect dialog box on the AutoText tab?
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"Ctrl+C to copy" but you never pasted. Where would you paste? Somewhere in
the AutoCorrect dialog box on the AutoText tab?
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Harvey
Paste in "enter AutoText entries here" , I have inserted full page tables
with picture and date in Autotext, but as CyberTaz and you pointed out before
we don't need to use copy/ paste just selecting the items and then openning
Autotext seems sufficient.
with picture and date in Autotext, but as CyberTaz and you pointed out before
we don't need to use copy/ paste just selecting the items and then openning
Autotext seems sufficient.
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Beth Melton
Thanks for the follow-up.
I would think you would have encountered a 255 character limit since it
doesn't appear to be a rich text box.
In taking a closer look, I don't see how pasting tables or images in the
dialog box would have worked. Perhaps you selected the data, copied it,
opened the dialog box (with the data still selected) and it appeared as
though when you pasted the data was being inserted but it was really being
picked up from the document??
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I would think you would have encountered a 255 character limit since it
doesn't appear to be a rich text box.
In taking a closer look, I don't see how pasting tables or images in the
dialog box would have worked. Perhaps you selected the data, copied it,
opened the dialog box (with the data still selected) and it appeared as
though when you pasted the data was being inserted but it was really being
picked up from the document??
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assistance by email cannot be acknowledged.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Beth Melton
Microsoft Office MVP
Coauthor of Word 2007 Inside Out:
http://www.microsoft.com/MSPress/books/9801.aspx#AboutTheBook
Word FAQ: http://mvps.org/word
TechTrax eZine: http://mousetrax.com/techtrax/
MVP FAQ site: http://mvps.org/