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Chris Miller
December 5th 03, 10:24 PM
When I edit my word documents and I highlight a word that
I want to change and begin typing, the highlighted word
is not replaced. Rather, it just gets 'pushed' in front
of the new word I just typed. All my other Word programs
fom previous cpu's would automatically delete the
highlighted text, can I turn this option back on? Thanks
very much. CM

Chris Lanier
December 5th 03, 10:24 PM
Please post in the Word Newsgroups, not Windows XP
news:microsoft.public.word.newusers

"Chris Miller" > wrote in message
...
> When I edit my word documents and I highlight a word that
> I want to change and begin typing, the highlighted word
> is not replaced. Rather, it just gets 'pushed' in front
> of the new word I just typed. All my other Word programs
> fom previous cpu's would automatically delete the
> highlighted text, can I turn this option back on? Thanks
> very much. CM

Jim Macklin
December 5th 03, 10:24 PM
Open WORD, Tools/Option, set the behavior you want.


"Chris Miller" > wrote in message
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| When I edit my word documents and I highlight a word that
| I want to change and begin typing, the highlighted word
| is not replaced. Rather, it just gets 'pushed' in front
| of the new word I just typed. All my other Word programs
| fom previous cpu's would automatically delete the
| highlighted text, can I turn this option back on? Thanks
| very much. CM

Rob Schneider
December 5th 03, 10:25 PM
Chris Miller wrote:

> When I edit my word documents and I highlight a word that
> I want to change and begin typing, the highlighted word
> is not replaced. Rather, it just gets 'pushed' in front
> of the new word I just typed. All my other Word programs
> fom previous cpu's would automatically delete the
> highlighted text, can I turn this option back on? Thanks
> very much. CM

You've configured your copy Word to have typing "not" replace selection.
Go to Tools/Options (probably Edit Tab ... depending on version) to
turn it on.

This sort of problem has nothing to do with Operating System or CPU, and
it's best discussed in the specialized Word newsgroups ...

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