In Outlook, click the “File” tab from either the main Outlook window or from a message window and click “Options” in the list of items on the resulting screen. The “Outlook Options” dialog box displays. If you opened this dialog box from a message window, the Mail screen will be active. This solution was applied to 3 equipment with WINDOWS 10 HOME and OFFICE 365 HOME and worked perfectly, both to operate the correction feature of the “accidental use of the CAPS LOCK key” on WORD 2016, as in OUTLOOK 2016.

Java development kit for eclipse. Use the AutoFormat feature to quickly apply or change automatic formatting for things such as hyphens and dashes, fractions, hyperlinks, quotation marks, and bulleted or numbered lists. To turn off automatic formatting for a program, clear each option you want to turn off. To get to the AutoFormat settings go to File > Options > Proofing > AutoCorrect Options.

(Except in Outlook where you need to go to Click File > Options > Mail > Editor Options > Proofing > AutoCorrect Options) What's the difference between 'AutoFormat' and 'AutoFormat As You Type'? • AutoFormat As You Type settings are applied to text while you are typing. • The settings on the AutoFormat tab are applied when you manually run the AutoFormat command (which requires using the Quick Access Toolbar). Most of this article describes options on the AutoFormat As You Type tab.

See below for information about the AutoFormat tab. Word, Excel, and PowerPoint: • Click the Microsoft Office Button > [Program] Options > Proofing > AutoCorrect Options. • Click the AutoFormat As You Type tab. Outlook: • Open a mail item, and then click the Microsoft Office Button > Editor Options > Proofing > AutoCorrect Options. • Click the AutoFormat As You Type tab. Publisher and Visio: • On the Tools menu, click AutoCorrect Options. • Click the AutoFormat As You Type tab.

What does each option mean? The set of AutoFormat options you see may vary a bit depending upon which program you're in. REPLACE AS YOU TYPE Option Description 'Straight quotes' with “smart quotes” Replaces straight quotation marks (' ') and straight apostrophes (' ') with curved, open and closed, quotation marks and apostrophes. Fractions (1/2) with fraction character (½) Replaces common typed fractions (such as 1/2) with single-character equivalents (½). This option works for the following typed fractions: 1/4, 1/2, and 3/4. To insert single-character equivalents of a few other fractions (such as 1/5) see: *Bold* and _italic_ with real formatting Applies bold font to any text enclosed in asterisks (*) and italic font to any text enclosed in underscores (_). For example, *computer* becomes computer and _computer_ becomes computer.

Note that in Word the (*) or the (_) will be replaced by the formatting. In Outlook the (*) and (_) will remain even after the formatting is applied. Internet and network paths with hyperlinks Replaces typed Internet addresses, network paths, and email addresses with hyperlinks.

Ordinals (1st) with superscript Replaces ordinal numbers (which show the relative position of an item in a sequence) such as 1st, 2nd, or 3rd with superscripted versions (such as ' '). Hyphens (--) with dash (—) Replaces a double hyphen (--) with an em dash (—) and a space-hyphen-space sequence ( - ) with an en dash (–).

Note that if you want an em dash do not use any spaces before and after the double hyphen. Smiley faces:-) and arrows ==> with special symbols Replaces typed smiley faces and arrows with equivalent character symbols and emoticons. APPLY AS YOU TYPE Option Description Automatic bulleted lists Creates a bulleted list when a line of text starts with *, -, or > followed by a space or tab. To end a bulleted list, press ENTER two times.

Border lines Draws a line when you type three consecutive ~, #, *, -, _, or = characters on a new line and then press ENTER. For example, typing ~~~ on a new line and then pressing ENTER draws a wavy line across the page.

Built-in Heading styles Applies heading styles to paragraphs of five or fewer words (that do not end with punctuation) after you press ENTER two times. For Heading 1, type a new line without any preceding tabs. For Heading 2, precede the new line with a single tab.

For Heading 3, precede the new line with two tabs. Note: You must press ENTER two times after the previous paragraph to automatically apply heading styles. Automatic numbered lists Creates a numbered list when a line of text starts with the number 1 followed by a period or tab. To end a numbered list, press ENTER two times. Tables Creates a single-row table when you insert a sequence of plus signs (+) and hyphens (-) at the start of a line of text and then press ENTER. You must begin and end the sequence with a plus sign.