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Abbreviation Expansion
WiViK with WordQ includes
abbreviation-expansion. Abbreviation-expansion is a technique in which a
combination of letters, an “abbreviation,” is used to represent a word
or phrase. When you type an abbreviation followed by the Spacebar
or Enter key, it expands to the assigned word or phrase.
You can create your own set of
abbreviations that are easy for you to use and remember. For example,
you may use hyt as an abbreviation for How are you today?
You can create your own set of
abbreviations that are easy for you to use and remember. There is no
limit on the number of abbreviations that may be saved in one set.
Because you must memorize each abbreviation, a small set of
abbreviations is suggested. A sample abbreviation-expansion set is
available for you to use to get started.
Your abbreviations will be caught as
possible misspellings and held in the Spelling dialog (Options>My
Words...>Spelling). You can choose to add them to your prediction
vocabulary so that they will appear as predicted words. This can reduce
keystrokes as well as be a helpful memory cue, especially with
abbreviations of three or more characters.
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