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AutoText is a way to store parts of a Worddocument for re-use. You can, for example, create a library ofboilerplate paragraphs for business letters, or keep a handyselection of headers and footers. An AutoText entry canstore anything a Word document can contain, such asformatted text, pictures, and fields.
Then, how do I use AutoText in Word?
How to Use Word's Existing AutoText Entries
- Select the Insert tab.
- In the Text section of the ribbon, click Quick Parts >Autotext.
- Select one of the predefined AutoText entries to add it to yourdocument.
- To add a dateline, go to Insert > Date and Time and chooseone of the offered templates.
- Display the Insert tab of the ribbon.
- Click the Quick Parts tool in the Text group.
- Choose Building Blocks Organizer.
- Select the name of your AutoText entry from the name list.
- Click on the Delete button and your entry vanishes after youconfirm you want to delete it.
Besides, how do I AutoFill words in Word?
Using AutoComplete Tips
- Select AutoCorrect Options from the Tools menu.
- Click your mouse on the AutoText tab.
- Depending on your version of Word, select either the ShowAutoComplete Tip for AutoText and Dates option or the ShowAutoComplete Suggestions option to enable this feature, or deselectthe option if you no longer want it.
- Click on OK.
Go to File > Options > Proofing, and selectAutoCorrect Options. On the AutoCorrect tab, select the Replacetext as you type check box, if it's not already checked. UnderReplace, type the characters that you want to trigger theautomatic text.