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- 8. To add an autocorrect entry, follow these steps: 1. Think of an example of feedback that you commonly place on a paper. (For example: thesis statement)
- 9. To add an autocorrect entry, follow these steps: 1. Think of an example of feedback that you commonly place on a paper. (For example: thesis statement) 2. On the Tools menu, click AutoCorrect Options.
- 10. To add an autocorrect entry, follow these steps: 1. Think of an example of feedback that you commonly place on a paper. (For example: thesis statement) 2. On the Tools menu, click AutoCorrect Options. 3. In the REPLACE box, type a symbol for that idea. (Make it unique so as to be confused with actual words. For example: Thesis could become TH?) Try to keep it to a few memorable keystrokes.
- 11. To add an autocorrect entry, follow these steps: 1. Think of an example of feedback that you commonly place on a paper. (For example: thesis statement) 2. On the Tools menu, click AutoCorrect Options. 3. In the REPLACE box, type a symbol for that idea. (Make it unique so as to be confused with actual words. For example: Thesis could become TH?) Try to keep it to a few memorable keystrokes. 4 . In the WITH box, type an explanation of what you hope they understand when you write “Thesis?” on their papers. 5. When done, click OKAY.
- 18. It would look like this: