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Ctrl+Z out of bother
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- Do you get annoyed by MS Office interfering by
- Adding bits of dates, for example: thinking you mean 2001-11-02 when all you entered was 2001
- Raising the th as in 25th?
- You can always Undo any of these changes by pressing Ctrl+Z
(Ctrl+Z can be used effectively in most applications whether or not they are published by Microsoft)
- The reverse of Ctrl+Z is often Ctrl+Y so, if you want to restore the previous change press Ctrl+Y
- Alternatively, you can switch off automatic interference:
| Menu | Tools |
| AutoCorrect... |
| For example | Select the AutoForrmat As You Type tab |
| Untick Ordinals (1st) with superscript |
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