Now when I type, I can type MHS and you see as soon as I hit the spacebar return it does the substitution for me.
#Spelling corrector in mac turn off mac os#
So I can say MHS converts to Mac OS High Sierra. I'm probably going to be typing the phrase Mac OS High Sierra a lot.
We have this system wide but here's a set that's only for Pages, for instance.
You can turn these on or off specifically for Pages in this case.Īlso Text Replacement. You know when you type quotes on your keyboard whether they're, you know, curling to the left or curling to the right, and how they are. So what we've got here are things of whether or not spelling will be checked automatically. So you open a new one or edit an old one and these settings will stay. So anything you set here is just for Pages and works across all Pages documents. So you can have a different set of settings here for Pages and another set for Numbers for instance. This shows some options here for some things that may look familiar because we've had these in different places before and we've had some of this stuff system wide.īut now we have settings that are specific to these apps and they only work for each app. So if I go here to Pages, Preferences you can see, in addition to General and Rules, there's now Auto-Correction.
Video Transcript: With the new versions of Pages, Numbers, and Keynote that came out last week there's a new feature found inside of Preferences. Check out Auto-Correction Preferences In Pages, Numbers and Keynote at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.
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