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When I start to "undo" an auto-correction, the initially typed word shows up with a symbol. What keyboard button do I press? Or do I need to physically click every time?!
MacBook Pro 15″, macOS 11.6
ravendrey243 wrote:
When I start to "undo" an auto-correction, the initially typed word shows up with a symbol. What keyboard button do I press? Or do I need to physically click every time?!
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/e82ab1e4-6cf7-452f-b81a-a9b3ec4a8e2b
you can try the Command Z this typically will undo the last command entered....
otherwise physically click.
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ravendrey243 wrote:
When I start to "undo" an auto-correction, the initially typed word shows up with a symbol. What keyboard button do I press? Or do I need to physically click every time?!
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/e82ab1e4-6cf7-452f-b81a-a9b3ec4a8e2b
you can try the Command Z this typically will undo the last command entered....
otherwise physically click.
submit your Apple Feedback here: Product Feedback - Apple
What keyboard button do I press to reject a previous auto-correction?
