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Old 11-14-2013, 12:10 AM
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I get that my ignorance might make me out to be simple.
Simple is not the term I'd use. Unaware, perhaps.

As I said "It's a whole lot more complicated". Word has no predictive text functions of its own, so whoever is going to code this would have to do so from scratch. It's not something I've ever contemplated or come across.
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Simple is not the term I'd use. Unaware, perhaps.

As I said "It's a whole lot more complicated". Word has no predictive text functions of its own, so whoever is going to code this would have to do so from scratch. It's not something I've ever contemplated or come across.
"Unaware", I agree with that definition.
So what I am seeking is ..."a whole lot more complicated".
I can stop trying to solve this quest then.
Mail merge definitely did not give me what I wanted.

Cheers, and thanks for your time.

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