I have tried entering
“e.g.” and “g.” for “Exceptions” at
Options -> Editor -> AutoCorrect
This does not help.
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I have tried entering
“e.g.” and “g.” for “Exceptions” at
Options -> Editor -> AutoCorrect
This does not help.
Looks a bit buggy to me so I have logged it with support. However, I also found a workaround that works for me.
1. Export your list of autocorrections (I know I used Germany... make sure you use the right language for the task):

2. Edit the exported file:

3. Import the edited file
After this it worked for me immediately. It seems like a refresh issue and my guess is a restart of Studio might also do the same job.
Paul Filkin | RWS
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Looks a bit buggy to me so I have logged it with support. However, I also found a workaround that works for me.
1. Export your list of autocorrections (I know I used Germany... make sure you use the right language for the task):

2. Edit the exported file:

3. Import the edited file
After this it worked for me immediately. It seems like a refresh issue and my guess is a restart of Studio might also do the same job.
Paul Filkin | RWS
Design your own training!
You've done the courses and still need to go a little further, or still not clear?
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Thanks Paul
But for some reason it does not work for me, even after restarting Studio. I checked that my edited entry is contained in the Exceptions list after the import. It does work if the word is entered directly after e.g.p but not e.g, P
I have the impression that this "feature" was introduced with the latest version, because I cannot remember there being a problem with previous versions. But with increasing age, memory is not always what it was!