To manage text replacement, tap Settings > General > Keyboard > Text Replacement. , then enter your phrase and shortcut. When you're done, tap Save. To remove a text replacement, tap Edit, tap the Remove button then tap Delete.
Another quick way to remove learned words is when you are typing and see the word popping up in the suggestions, tap and hold it until the option Remove suggestion appears.
Open the Windows 10 settings, then head to Security > Inking & typing personalization. You'll see the View your personal dictionary option. Click that, and you'll be able to see everything you've added. You can click Clear your personal dictionary to remove everything you've added to your dictionary.
We'll show you how to turn your iPhone's autocorrect off entirely or replace words and phrases with the ones you want.To turn off autocorrect:
Apple upgraded its autocorrect engine back in 2017, with the introduction of iOS 11. Since then, your iPhone's keyboard has used a machine learning algorithm to predict the word you're typing based on context, and the data Apple has collected and processed locally on your device.
Open to the keyboard settings screen and tap Text Replacement, then select the + icon. Now, type the word or phrase you want to add into the Phrase box. Leave the Shortcut box empty and tap Save.
Settings>General>Keyboard>Auto-correction Toggle switch to Off. Unfortunately you can't edit contents of the dictionary iOS uses for autocorrect, so once it learns a word, you are stuck with it.
Ban certain words or phrases in Word Click Proofing on the left-hand side, then click AutoCorrect Options on the right. Under 'Replace text as you type' you'll see a list of all the things AutoCorrect fixes for you. Type a word or phrase you want to avoid, along with its replacement.
Add or remove AutoCorrect entries in Word
Once the keyboard settings screen is open, tap on Typing. Scroll down and tap on Clear typing data. A dialogue box will ask if you want to continue. Hit continue to remove all the learned words by the keyboard.
Auto Correction in Word 2010
Set up custom text replacements on iPhone or iPad Tap Auto-Correction. Make sure that Text Replacement is turned on, then tap Replacements List. Tap the Add button . For Shortcut, enter the text that you want to use to prompt the replacement (for example, "(c)").
Set up custom text replacements on iPhone or iPad Tap Auto-Correction. Make sure Text Replacement is turned on, then tap Replacements List. Tap the Add button . For Shortcut, enter the text you want to use to prompt the replacement (for example, "(c)").
A big reason autocorrect keeps changing your words is because you may not be training it to stop unwanted changes. While you're typing a text message, you will notice a small preview that continuously appears when autocorrect wants to change a word. Essentially, the feature is asking your permission to make a change.
It's convenient most of the time, but it can get awfully annoying when it autocorrects common words. There are two fixes: Turning off autocorrect entirely, or applying a list of words into the “text replacement” field on your iPhone. The latter creates a shortcut for words or phrases you type frequently.