\nI believe that MS Word’s auto formatting features are meant to be helpful, but often I find they aren’t. It calls me to wonder…should I be doing things differently, so that MS Word’s auto formatting would fit with my projects?\n<\/p>\n
I find Microsoft’s formatting works best when I prompt it. I use the List functions often, for instance, by clicking those squares on the ribbon. I might change a paragraph – to give a hanging indent, for instance – but once again, I initiate it.<\/p>\n
Apparently, going into File, then Options (or Word Options), then Proofing, then AutoCorrect Options, you can find, and turn off, various aspects of Microsoft’s auto formatting. I haven’t done it (yet), but I’ve visited those dialogs.<\/p>\n
Yet, millions, possibly billions, of people use MS Word…most of them, I assume, find the auto formatting helpful, or it wouldn’t be like that. I just can’t understand why I don’t.<\/p>\n
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thesoftwarepro.com<\/a><\/p>\nJack of Oracle Tutoring by Jack and Diane,<\/a> Campbell River, BC.\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Self-tutoring about MS Word: the tutor philosophizes…. I believe that MS Word’s auto formatting features are meant to be helpful, but often I find they aren’t. It calls me to wonder…should I be doing things differently, so that MS Word’s …<\/p>\n