By Michael Hirst on
Thursday, December 02, 2010
Recently my colleagues at Cognitum were asked to help a company give their users access to the company standard AutoCorrect list, and of course an easy way to update it from time to time. Their first stop was Google, where they were surprised to find a lot of frustrated people but no good solutions. Now, you can do it all manually, but it is a time consuming and fiddly process. We talked about it and I decided to have a go at making a good solution. The result was the AutoCorrect Manager which you can read about elsewhere. This blog entry looks at some of the things I learnt about AutoCorrect. There are still gaps in my understanding, so if you can help fill in some of those I'd really appreciate you using the comments section below.