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Anonymous Posted on Jul 24, 2008

There are missing items on the screen ie. words in the middle of a sentence; links are there but not the associated wording above it.

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I am havin a hard time spelling this word. Galarmanites ??

google shows no such word
from your description and the sentence you have , I am suggesting that the word is conglomerates
meaning --noun-- a thing consisting of a number of different and distinct parts or items that are grouped together

in your sentence the thing is a single entity that comprises many smaller companies such as an investment company that consists of a number of different banks that takes over separate businesses and companies and absorbs and destroys the original concept for profit of the investors
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Finding a word in Word

Tips for using Find in Word
What if you wanted to find a specific word, in Word? You know, you are looking for the word ‘know’ but you keep getting other words, too, like knowledge, known, acknowledge, knowable, etc.

You may say, “I always want to find a whole word; what’s the deal here?” Well … the deal is that Find will find everything that contains the word for which you are searching, as mentioned above.

A whole word, to Office and Word, is a group of characters surrounded by punctuation or spaces.

Word has a special function in Find, called ‘Find whole words only’ and it can help reduce the number of false hits. If you open the Find feature (Ctrl-F), and click the More button, you will find (no pun intended) this feature.

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Okay, so to see the difference, search for the word ‘know’ in the following sentence. “This sentence is a way to show that you know the difference between education and knowledge.”
There is only one appearance of the word ‘know’ within the text; searching without the 'Find whole words only' option would actually find 2 matches. The other match comes as part of the front-end of the last word of the sentence, which is ‘knowledge.’

Before you go and use this option, understand that it will not find plurals and return them with your search results.

Searching for the word ‘know’ in the following sentence will not produce any matches: "It is not clear that he knows what this means."
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I need a sentence with a word..wabby

Miss Wabby is a very beautiful girl, I've ever seen.
Enough?
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Of what should a word conscious writer be aware when choosing between synonyms

I've pasted some basic information copied from http://www.whitesmoke.com/synonyms.html :

My own personal suggestion (also) is in bold below. Good luck to you!

[ "When replacing a word with its synonym, make sure the meaning of the sentence in the specific context is maintained as well. Synonyms are defined according to certain senses of words.

For example:

This is my senior year at University.

Senior in this sentence cannot be replaced with the words elder or older, since the meaning of the sentence will change and will make less sense.

However, senior in the sense of fourth year can be replaced with the word last and the meaning will remain the same as in the original sentence.

Good speakers and writers often vary their vocabulary and so can you! The best way to expand your vocabulary is to use a thesaurus. A thesaurus is a source that provides you with a listing of similar or related words you can choose from in order to vary your word choice in your text." ]

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I WANT TO USE THE WORDS TO, TOO, AND TWO IN THE SAME SENTENCE

If you and I want to count to three, you will count one, two, three, and I will count one, two, three, too.
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How do I underline items in a document

Hi
Please click on the link below to give detailed instuction on how to underline paragragrah, word or sentence using word office application. Enjoy :)

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Curser seems to jump ramdom to the middle or beginning of what ever sentences I am writing. this is very frustrating b/c it will appear in the middle of a word causing incorrect spelling of the words. ...

You could have activated the Universal access control panel. Go to system preferences select Universal Access see if anything is switched on either under keyboard or mouse. If any are switched on switch them off close the control panel and see if the problem still occurs.

You have not said if this is associated with word or a particular application. If it is word go preferences within word and see what is checked in the "Edit" section
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When typing, my curser will usually jump to the middle of a previous sentence and start typing in the middle of another word. It does not seem to matter what program I am using. Any suggestions?

go into mouse properties and look for a check mark that says something like "disable touchpad while typing" make sure thats chkd off. if not chk the box and problem solved
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