How do I correct errors in MS Word?

How do I correct errors in MS Word?

Question:

How do I correct errors on MS Word?

Answer:

ViaVoice for Windows has inline commands that are fast and easy to use. You can say "Correct < text >," where < text > is the word or words that you see on the screen that need correcting. This command automatically launches the Correction Window if it is not already open. The selection appears in the correction window with a numbered list of alternative choices.

If you see the correct word in the list say “Pick < n >,” where < n > is the number of a word or phrase in the list.

If the word does not appear in the numbered list, do one of the following:

  • Spell the word or words using letter or the phonetic alphabet, and then say “Correct.”


  • Type the correct word, and then say “Correct.”
Dragon is a speech recognition software. Switch to dragon and say goodbye to Keyboard & Mouse.

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