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Is that what makes the backspace command, the curly brackets? - I am using MS Word 2002 and 2010. sm

Posted: Aug 30th, 2017 - 5:55 pm In Reply to: Yo - Linda

Years ago, this may have even been in, what was it, Word Perfect 5.1?

All you did was put that in the command as exactly "{bsp}-year-old" using the curly brackets and it backed right up to the number.

I would type a number value, hit space bar, and hit "yo" and it expanded perfectly with the back up command in it.

I'd love to have it work like that again. I dont want the semicolon or other extra keystrokes that are a nuisance to use.

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