How to Change Microsoft Word 2007 AutoFormat ...

id = 'IntelliTXT "> <p When you type in Microsoft Word, the program automatically offers to change for you, such as changing Web addresses into hyperlinks, add you apply bullets or styles. ... .This is called auto-format and is common to 2007 and 2010. ... .AutoFormat is a great feature, except not modify parts of your document that you would prefer. ... .You can enable Auto-format in Word 2007, or you can disable it completely. ... .You can also use the AutoFormat command on the Quick Access toolbar for easy access to formatting options </ p> difficulty. .. <h2 Moderately easy class="Heading1a Underline header"> <ol instructions id='intelliTxt'> <class = h4 ."Heading4a"> AutoFormat in Word Options <li id =. ."jsArticleStep1"> 1 <p> Word and open a blank document. ... .Click on "Microsoft Office" and then "Word Options" at the bottom right corner of the menu. .. </ P> <li id="jsArticleStep2"> <p> 2 Click on "Events" in the left pane .. ... .Click on "AutoCorrect Options" in the main window to display the AutoCorrect dialog box. ... .Click on the "hit" tab in the dialog box. ... .Check marks appear in the formatting that illuminate, like automatic bulleted lists, or From the Format list item, still are. ... " .If there is no control, this option is disabled. ... .To enable or disable an option of automatic formatting, select the check boxes in front of the option. .. </ P> <li id="jsArticleStep3"> 3 <p> Click AutoFormat tab in the AutoCorrect dialog box, make changes to formatting. .As. Replace straight quotes with quotes or change fractions with a character. ... .AutoFormat as you type, make changes to the front of the checkbox option in the dialog box. ... .When you finished editing the sections AutoFormat tab, click "OK". ... .Click "OK" to close the Word Options window. .. </ P> AutoFormat <h4 class="Heading4a"> Add to Quick Access Toolbar <li id="jsArticleStep1"> <p> open a Word. ... .Click on "Microsoft Office" and then "Word Options" menu. .. </ P> <li id="jsArticleStep2"> 2 <p> Click Customize in the left pane. ... ."Choose commands from" In the on the floor in the middle area, click on the "All controls." </ P> <li id="jsArticleStep3"> <p> 3. Scroll to and select ."Auto Format" and click "Add". .Button to the toolbar for quick access. ... .Click "OK". ... .The Quick Access Toolbar is to the right away from Microsoft Office Button, and above the Home tab. ... .You can find more quick keys, such as "Save and Restore. ... .You can add more buttons to add the toolbar as a shortcut for the "Hits", "Auto Format Now" and "Automatic Formatting Options dialog boxes" in the same way. .. </ P> ...