Barry is looking for ideas why he can't get this to work.Right-click on the top of the window to add the Attach file option. His Word 2007 options are set so that "Hyphens with Dash" is selected in two places within the AutoCorrect dialog box (the AutoFormat tab and the AutoFormat As You Type tab). However, if he copies an arrow from a Word 2010 document, he can paste it into my Word 2007 document just fine. This tends to add confusion to an already confused bunch of people.You can use Microsoft Words Insert tab or a keyboard shortcut to place a reversible reaction arrow into a document, or you can insert an image of the.Barry is using Word 2007 and can't get AutoFormat to convert "->" into an arrow. I find that when the email reaches my users, inserted shapes such as line arrows and circles will have grossly shifted to a different location of the email. I often use Outlook to create instructive white papers with screen shot and snips etc.
It may seem that the "Hyphens with Dash" setting should control this, but it doesn't.Outlook has folders where college or department announcements are posted. To embed as text, click on the arrow next to the Insert button.Probably the biggest reason you can't get it to work is because replacing arrows with arrow characters is handled by AutoCorrect, not by AutoFormat. Browse to the location of the HTML file. With your cursor in the message window, click on the newly added button to attach your template.
You probably won't find a setting for the "->" characters, even though on new installs of Word there is such an entry. You should notice various settings on the left, in the "Replace" column. The AutoCorrect tab of the AutoCorrect dialog box.If you scroll down through the entries in the AutoCorrect dialog box, eventually you'll come to the arrows.
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