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• Assuming the Replace option is enabled to automatically start each sentence with a

capital (uppercase) letter, and“e.g.” is entered and is followed by a lowercase “d” then

the “d” would be capitalized. So to compensate for this behaviour, enter “e.g.” into the

Exception list to prevent this type of correction.

• Again, assuming the Replace option is enabled to automatically convert the second of two

capital letters at the beginning of a word to a lowercase letter, enter any exceptions that are

correctly written with two capital letters, such as PC and CD.

These exceptions can also be automatically included by selecting the Autoinclude

checkboxes on the Exceptions tab. When this feature is enabled and one then uses an idiom

in the text that is automatically corrected but which should not be corrected, immediately

press Ctrl+Z. Doing this not only undoes the automatic “correction”, but also sees to it that

this particular “correction” will not be made automatically again in the session.

AutoCorrect can also be used to replace one word or abbreviation with something more

appropriate. For example, replace “ASAP” with the text “as soon as possible”;

however, the OpenOffice.org AutoText function is a better choice for doing this.

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