Spell check is a key feature of Microsoft Word.
One of spell checks coolest features though is AutoCorrect.
A common example of that AutoCorrect just fixes by default is dont.
If you forget the apostrophe, AutoCorrect will automatically insert it for you.
AutoCorrect makes replacements without any sort of notification, so you may not even notice it fixing some typos.
One of the cool things you could do with AutoCorrect is creating your own custom entry.
To open Words options, click File, in the top-left corner, then Options in the bottom-left corner.
Once in Words options, switch to the Proofing tab and click AutoCorrect Options.
In Words options, switch to the Proofing tab and click AutoCorrect Options.
You then have to hit the arrow next to a suggestion and click AutoCorrect Options.
it’s possible for you to also get to the AutoCorrect options by right-clicking on a typo.
