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Old 03-18-2014, 02:34 PM
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Originally Posted by lac7649 View Post
I would like to know how to use an autocorrect that will maintain formatting, e.g., H2O wherein the "2" is a subscript. I tried the steps that Ulodesk described but it didn't work for me.
That link is not available so I'm not sure which steps you followed.

You would want to check the radio button for formatted text when you add the AutoCorrect entry.


This shows the dialog box being used for fractions:


Automated Boilerplate in Microsoft Word - Fractions
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