#TURN OFF SKYPE AUTOCORRECT CODE#

I've also gone to the 'AutoFormat' tab and unchecked This for the current session via the 'Control AutoFormat options' (via the lightening bolt), and on the 'AutoFormat As You Type' tab, unchecking 'Automatic bulleted lists' and 'automatic numbered lists'.

#TURN OFF SKYPE AUTOCORRECT CODE#

I appreciate your code examples and will probably be able to use them! However, I still would really like to turn AutoCorrect off since I can't see any use for it (except in Word).How can I setВ (enable or disable) the AutoCorrect features in Outlook 2010, and have it stick beyond the current Outlook session? When I open a new email and enter a hyphen and a space, autocorrect automatically indents. My problem is I have an April 18/IRS imposed deadline, so this has to all be at least minimally working so I can file taxes. 'frequently updated' data (bigger tables, and two or three new records each day), then of course I will design the forms for that. Those tables either never changes or changes maybe once every six months it also means they're not large.) So, I'm in the 'native' grid quite frequently at the moment and I really don't need Access trying to edit my data entry. Now that the hard drive on the XP machine has finally died, I'm in the process of trying to convert the VFP stuff to MS Access, and I'm still at the table design and 'seldom-changingВ table population' stage. When I went to a new 64-bit machine and Win7, I couldn't even get the VFP stuff to run on it, so I kept the old WinXP machine running with spit and baling wire-and lots of back-ups. However, because I was employed at the time, and this was only personal, I never updated the programД®xcept for the minimal amount to keep it working. More confused, since Visual Foxpro was always a b*st*rd stepchild to MS Access, I think because no one could figure out a way to make VFP relational. It was transposed to Foxpro because Foxpro was so much faster then Foxpro got purchased by Microsoft and things got progressively To select my response and save it to Notepad or somewhere before submitting it so I'll have it on hand in case it disappears again.ДЄs I stated originally, up until recently I was using a home-grown application having its origins in DBase and CP/M.

I wrote quite a lengthyВ answer to your responseВ earlier this afternoon but it disappeared into some bit-bucket after I hit the Submit button and the browser locked up. Ken, thank you for your detailed response. If so just enter Application.Echo True in the debug window. NB: the above 'cheap and cheerful' function includes only rudimentary error handling, so there is always the possibility that you could find yourself left with screen painting turned off. If so I'd suggest setting the Tag property of those controls to a suitable value, e.g AutoCorrectMe, and by examining this in the function exclude those controls, e.g. You might want to exclude some controls, however, e.g. To turn off autocorrect for all relevant controls on all forms call it from the debug window (aka immediate window) with: Public Function SetAutoCorrect(blnStatus As Boolean)ДЇor Each frmObj In CurrentProject.AllFormsДoCmd.Close acForm, frmObj.Name, acSaveYes It's a simple task to write a little routine which will open each form successively and transparently in design view, loop through its Controls collection, setting the allowautocorrect property to false in each case (trapping and ignoring the error forД¬ontrols without the property) and saving the form: Nevertheless, Marshall's answer is the right one as data should only be edited in a form, never in raw datasheet view of a table or query. I don't believe there is any option to turn off autocorrect per se.

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