Message problem whenever i write the message the words which are related to it are come automatically in front of the message so what to do for stop this

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Go to text your messages menu, and then go to text message settings. it will most likely be under that menu.

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The automatic capitalization of the first word of a sentence (assumed after you hit ENTER or RETURN on your keyboard) is a feature of the software you are using that you must disable to stop this. In Microsoft Word, it is under Tools and Auto Correct, in other programs it may be under preferences or settings.

put Office cd in like your going to reinstall it. There should be a repair option to fix office problems. Or, rreinsalling office completely should fix your issue without effecting your files.

coz vista have its own msoffice

hi you are using the T9 dictionary on your phone to change settingsfollow these steps

1. go to messages
2. create new message
mow on the top left u will see a prcil with2 lies and abc written this means u are using the automatic dictionary function to change it press # button till u only see apencil and abc and no lines
now u can manually type words.

Hi,

I had this problem and it was very annoying. What you have to do is..... create a new text message, enter the text that is annoying (mine was is coming up as 47). When you type the word and it comes up with the annoying one, select the word that you wanted and enter a space, and do it again and again (you can do this in the same text message - it can take up to 20 goes and eventually, the dictionary recognises that you actually wanted "is".

I think an autodial button for that co-worker may be stuck, try jiggling the autodial buttons to unstick it.

I don't know what kind of phone you have but I have a T-mobile Wing. To stop it on that phone you go to settings. Then select "input" then "word completion" and uncheck the option to "suggest words when entering a text." The wing runs Windows mobile 6.0 so I don't know about yours.