Type the name you want to use for this text and click OK.
Now you can add the larger AutoText entry. In the list of commands, find and select the AutoText command, then click the Add button.Under Choose commands from, click All Commands.To create an AutoText with multiple lines of text and have it appear exactly how you typed it in Microsoft Word, follow the steps below.įirst, you need to add the AutoText option to the Quick Access Toolbar. The steps above only allows you to enter a simple single word or a phrase with a few words. Check the box for the Replace text as you type option.In the Text section, click the Quick Parts option.Click the Insert tab in the Ribbon menu.Type the text in Microsoft Word exactly how you want it to appear in your AutoText.The steps above only allow you to enter a simple single word or a phrase with a few words. In the With text box, type the word you want to be the replacement text.In the Replace text box, type the beginning of the word you want to be replaced with AutoText.In the AutoCorrect window, on the AutoCorrect tab, check the box for Replace text as you type.If you have a common word or phrase you want to add to AutoText, select your version of Microsoft Word below and follow the steps. Check or uncheck the Show Autocomplete tip for AutoText and dates option, to enable or disable AutoText boxes.In the AutoCorrect window, click the AutoCorrect tab.Click the Office button in the top-left corner.Check or uncheck the box for the Replace text as you type option, to enable or disable AutoText.In the AutoCorrect window, click the AutoCorrect tab if not already selected.In the Word Options window, click the Proofing option.What I did instead of disabling SIP was create a launchdaemon that killed the process of Notes, TextEdit, Dictionary, and Stickies. Note that you will have to disable SIP in order to chmod some of the Apple Native apps.
We also disable the following apps to make it a more secure testing environment:Ĭhmod -x /Applications/Microsoft Excel.app/Ĭhmod -x /Applications/Microsoft Power Point.app/ Networksetup -setsecurewebproxy Wi-Fi 0.0.0.0 443 Networksetup -setwebproxy Wi-Fi 0.0.0.0 80 We also remove internet access by adding a pseudo-web proxy to disable internet access Remove the Autocorrect settings within the Word app, then copy over the DB file referenced below, wrap it up using Composer and push it out to computers: Remove permission from folder - this will disable spell checkĬhmod 000 /Applications/Microsoft Word.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Proofing Tools What I did recently was remove the permissions from the proofing folder. So far overwritting this file with one from an account with the settings turned off seems to work and setting the ACL for the file so they don't have write access to it seems to work whereby when Word is closed and reopened the settings revert however I can't come up with a means of stopping them going into preferences in Word whilst it's open and turning stuff back on during the exam.ĭoes anyone have any ideas or suggestions? ~/Library/Group Containers/UBF8T346G9.Office/MicrosoftRegistrationDB.reg Unfortunately the rooms they'll be in are general use so re-imaging the iMac just for one session isn't practical however they will have special exam logins (AD) so I'm thinking a policy could be scoped to their usernames.įollowing some investigation I've found the settings for turning on and off spell checking etc in Word are saved in: We also have exams where the student's aren't allowed to have the spelling an grammer check turned on. Has anyone find a good means of doing this for Office 2016?
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