Text Replacement adds entries to the auto-correct library, so if you frequently misspell a word and your iPad doesn't catch it, this override will fix it for you.

You can do this by using the text replacement feature. The primary function of text replacement is to create iPhone keyboard shortcuts that will increase your typing speed.

If you've switched from Mac to Windows lately and are missing the text replacement feature, here's a guide on how to get macOS' text replacement feature on Windows and be more productive.

Find and Replace is a useful feature in the Office suite programs which allows replacing an existing text with a new text. However, it can also be used to find and replace the color of the text.

To create a Text Replacement shortcut on your iPhone, go to Settings > General > Keyboard > Text Replacement and tap the "+" button in the top-right corner.

Configuring text replacement on your iPhone requires just a few taps in your settings. The process is straightforward and allows immediate implementation of your custom shortcuts.

Want Apple's text replacement feature on Android? Find out how to set up and use custom text shortcuts on Android to type your frequently used texts faster.

Adam Engst explains how to troubleshoot when macOS text replacements mysteriously stop working in specific apps and shares a simple solution that’s often overlooked.

How to enable inline text prediction in Pages The first step to actually using inline text prediction is to make sure you have it enabled. This is actually a system-wide setting on macOS.

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