Got into Word/Tools/Options or Customize

• Macro help - Dottie
  • Got into Word/Tools/Options or Customize - Jan
    • Wow! Aren't you helpful? - Geez
      • To the Geez: You just want it all served on a silver platter, don't you!. - Jan
        • No, I expect nothing on a silver platter. - Geez
        • If you don't know how to create a macro - why bother to post
          • You srill do not get it, do you! I was not trying to explain to her - Jan
            • You are not clear at all. Look around for what? - sm
            • Change the settings in "wod" to do what exactly? - Huh?
    • ummm, the anonymous post below - KSMT
  • Hi Dottie - (nm)
    • Sorry . . . meant (sm) above - (nm)
  • ??? Why. - NM
    • I would imagine she would like to - create a macro that
  • A macro shortcut requires that you strike 2 or more keys. nm - Why a macro?
    • Only one key stroke - Happy MT Robin
  • ? It would take longer to make a macro - than type the period??

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Once you get to internet options from TOOLS at the top of your browser, you have a radio button to delete cookies, one to delete history, one to delete online files and then offline files - that is how you delete the cookies AND the cache/memory/history.

Is that what you need to know?  Hope that helped!! 

have all of my accounts set up this way.  It makes it much easier and all the doc has to do is plug in the recorder.  I use DocShuttle with Olympus DS-2300 recorders.

Hope this helps.

You can customize IT to better suit your needs.

For marker selection, you can select what marker keys you would like to use from a list of options in Instant Text. Right-click on the phrases advisory and go to Options and Marker Selection. There, you can select what word marker and phrase markers you would like to use.

You can also adjust the visual feedback. If you find the advisory lines difficult, you may want to start off with using just a few advisory lines. To change the advisory lines temporarily, right-click on the words advisory and select the number of lines you wish to have. To set up the number of advisory lines to a permanent number, you can do so in the Linking Options.

You can also work with zero visual feedback if you like. Simply hit "Alt-"  (that’s ALT and the "-" hyphen key) to hide IT's visual feedback.

You may want to try to do straight typing for X amount of hours per day and just use IT for an hour or two and slowly build-up your time each day.

You can always email the Instant Text tech support if you need any help.

Ignore the box that appears. Go back and right click on the button again and from the new popup menu make your choice. To see just a button image, choose Default Style. You can change the picture on the button by choosing Change Button Image and picking a new picture. If you're feeling ambition, Edit Button image will allow you to "draw" your own.

However, for what you describe, you would be better off using a text expander. Auto correct is limited and macros are overkill for the task.

I use the toggle feature (Alt-Tab) to quickly go to another open window, something I just learned recently.  But the best thing is to have Google as your home page.  I keep my home page closed, but use the Web/Home button on my Microsoft keyboard that opens it immediately and I can then just type in the word for search.  It's really fast.  Hope that helps!  The less mousing the better!