Let's say you are typing a math test and are numbering the first question with this format: (1). This feature is the one, for example, that continues a numbered list after you type the first number in the list. This is a source of frustration for many Word users. With AutoFormat, Word will apply each formatting style as you type. A major difference is that AutoCorrect doesn't give you the option of making the replacement it just does it. You can cause a character, a word, a paragraph, or even an entire page to be replaced after typing just a few keystrokes.Īuto Correct is intended to correct misspellings and make simple replacements, but you can also replace entire paragraphs or pages like you can with AutoText. Doing so will insert the separator beneath the currently-selected command.Īuto Format is used to change the formatting of characters (such as changing 1/2 to ½ or *bold text* to bold text) or paragraphs (such as changing paragraphs to bulleted or numbered lists, based on characters you enter at the beginning of the line).Īuto Text is intended to replace text with other text, but gives you the option of making the replacement. If you want to group the commands on the QAT into groups of closely-related commands, on Windows you can use the to insert a vertical line between groups. When you click Save (Windows, OK) to save your customizations, you can find out what command you just added if you hover the mouse pointer over it on the QAT and read the tooltip. To determine which command it is, choose the command on the left and click the chevron > (Windows, the Add button) to move it to the right. Not very descriptive, is it? What is that? Seeing a command in this list can be confusing at times. In the list labeled 'Choose commands from', choose MathType Tab (click screenshot for a full-sized view use the browser's Back button to return here. On either platform, you should now see 'Word Options' ('Word Preferences' on Mac), already opened to the 'Quick Access Toolbar' settings. If you prefer, on Windows you can right-click anywhere on any tab of the ribbon, and choose the command Customize Quick Access Toolbar. Server components - Hosting at your server.Frontend vs integration services configuration options.Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT).Guide for physically disabled and low vision users.Solutions for the accessibility community.