I am HORRIBLE about misspelling certain words. GASP! And so you ask, “Aren’t you a keyboarding teacher?” I absolutely am a flawed keyboarding teacher who has realized that “interest” will be the death of me! Why that word? I am currently designing a Business Calculations course for the community college where I teach. There is an entire chapter dedicated to that word. As I have been typing handouts, assignments, etc. for this class, it is glaringly obvious that I CANNOT type that word correctly! So, what’s a keyboarding teacher to do? Why use the AutoCorrect Option of course! If you have never used it before and you have that certain word that drives you crazy, I think you should use it now!
Directions in Word 2010:
1. Click FILE-OPTIONS-PROOFING-AUTOCORRECT OPTIONS
2. Under REPLACE TEXT AS YOU TYPE, complete the following:
type “interst” in the REPLACE BOX and “interest” in the WITH box and click ADD
3.
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