If you frequently make a mistake when you type a word in Google Docs, you can now ask Google to automatically correct the mistake for you. Right-click on the word, select "AutoCorrect" and pick the most appropriate correction.
By default, Google Docs automatically converts (c) to the copyright sign ©, 1/2 to ½, but you can add other rules to the "Text substitution" section of the preferences dialog.
Google Docs also added LaTeX shortcuts to the equation editor and you can now insert images inside of a cell in a spreadsheet.
{ via Google Docs Blog }
November 16, 2010
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No if this feature was only in Gmail also.
ReplyDeleteHmm, I suppose I feel this is a little less "automatic" than Google says, if I have to select which auto-correct options I want to enable. On the other hand, I suppose a lot of people may dislike how often Word auto-completes a different word than they want.
ReplyDeleteGoogle is very popular search engine and mostly people like to use it but now a days other search engines are also getting popularity. And that is why all search engines are trying to provide different facility so that people can stick to use it. Google docs are really useful feature and its auto-correct option helps us a lot.
ReplyDeletei want to replace "--" with "—" in all my documents, not just one. is there away to add this across the board (instead of in each document individually)?
ReplyDeleteIn Tools>Preferences fill in boxes "replace" with "--" and "with" with "—".
DeleteWord already had this iirc. So Google docs had to have it too. :)
ReplyDeleteI tried to reproduce the first example on this page - spelling 'unveling' in my google doc. But when I right click it, there is no AutoCorrect menu option!! Can anyone help? I have Chrome v8 on Win7x64.
ReplyDeleteI just tryed on google doc. but not working auto correction. i use norwigen langus. I write wrong words but google doc not show fails. any one help me...
ReplyDeleteUm, how do you undo it??????????
ReplyDeletejust click backspase
DeleteI can't find this feature. Where did it go?
ReplyDeleteI'm looking for it too. My right click menu does not have it. Did you find a different way?
Deletethank you its worked
DeleteDoumbos
DeleteFOUND IT! IT'S UNDER TOOLS => PREFERENCES!
ReplyDeleteI am trying to type sentences for proofreading in my class. How can I turn off the autocorrect? The red lines give away the answers. Thanks, Paula
ReplyDeleteIt works but the weird thing is how do you undo it?
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