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OpenOffice Writer User Guide
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Using AutoText to insert often-used fields

If you use the same fields often, you will want a quick and easy way to insert them. Use AutoText for this purpose. To define an AutoText entry for a field:

  1. Insert a field into your document, as described previously.

  2. Select the field, and then click Edit > AutoText (or press Ctrl+F3).

  3. On the AutoText dialog box (Figure 361), choose the group where this new entry will be stored (in this example, it is going into My AutoText), type a name for the entry, and change the suggested shortcut if you wish.

  4. Click the AutoText button and click New to have the entry inserted as a field. Do not choose New (text only) because the AutoText entry will be plain text, not a field. Click Close to close the AutoText dialog box.

  5. Now whenever you want to insert this field at the cursor position, type the shortcut, and then press F3.

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