In a Microsoft Office Word document, "fixes" can refer to two functions. AutoCorrect - if the user enters a word with mistakes, the program automatically corrects it for the correct version. Editing Fixes - Track all changes made to the original document. These functions are disabled in different ways.
Instructions
Step 1
AutoCorrect works when the option "Automatically correct spelling errors" is checked in the settings. The option for replacing the word that the program recognized as incorrect is contained in a special list. On the one hand, this function is convenient, but sometimes failures occur: a correctly entered word is recognized incorrectly.
Step 2
It is not necessary to disable the function to correct the situation. Click on the Office button in the upper left corner of the window. Select Word Options at the bottom of the menu to open a new dialog box. Go to the section "Spelling" in it. Click on the "AutoCorrect Options" button in the group of the same name.
Step 3
In an additional window that opens, find in the list the word (or words) for which you do not need to use the autocorrect mode. Select it with the left mouse button and click on the "Delete" button at the bottom of the window. If you do decide to turn off AutoCorrect completely, uncheck the Automatically correct spelling errors box and save your changes.
Step 4
In the event that your document displays all the changes made by you or other users to the text, you should refer to the tools on the control panel. Click the Review tab and accept any edits already made in the document. To do this, in the "Corrections" section, click on the button with the arrow under the "Accept" thumbnail. In the context menu, select the "Apply all changes to document" item.
Step 5
Then turn off the fix mode. On the same Review tab, in the Tracking section, click the Corrections thumbnail button. When the mode is on, it is highlighted in a different color, in the inactive state it does not differ from the rest of the thumbnail buttons on the toolbar. Save your document.
