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[Appearance] Using Auto-Correct Settings as a Preventative Measure

[Appearance] Using Auto-Correct Settings as a Preventative Measure

August 31, 2018 Posted by Jeremy W. Richter Case Management

There are some words and acronyms that are difficult to remember how to spell correctly. But that’s no excuse for continuing to do so indiscriminately. To read about how to use auto-correct settings and add words to your Microsoft Word dictionary, hop on over to my new article for Attorney at Work: Using Auto-Correct Settings as a Preventative Measure.

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