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The AutoCorrect feature automatically corrects common typing mistakes as
you work. For example, if you type "adn," AutoCorrect replaces it with
"and" as soon as you press the SPACEBAR.
Note: In Protected Mode, AutoCorrect entries which are plain text are
available for selection. However, AutoCorrect entries which are
formatted text will not work in Protected Mode (i.e. form fields).
SYMPTOMSIf you enter a large number of AutoCorrect entries (for example, 7000 entries), you may receive an "Out of Memory" or other memory error. CAUSEAutoCorrect entries are stored in an index file attached to the Normal.dot file, and use a minimum of 4 bytes per entry. Because the AutoCorrect feature uses the 64K local memory heap allocated to Word, inserting large numbers of AutoCorrect entries may result in an "Out of memory" error message. For example, when you create 7000 AutoCorrect entries, you use approximately 28K of memory--almost half the available local memory. This could also result in other memory-related error messages because the local memory is used by several other operations. Additional query words: limits 8.0
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