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I'm trying to get autocorrect to change ,, (two commas) into one comma whenever it detects them. It will only do this if I am actually typing the commas, not if I insert something that has a comma already attached to it. Here is an example of what I am trying to do:
#existing sentence it is an aged, #macro inserted text , uh, #current results it is an aged,, uh, #desired results it is an aged, uh, Is this something I would need to have a macro for or is there a setting maybe? |
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