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At your job, you often have to address letters to the customer support manager, Tyson Kajewski. The problem is that you are cons

tantly misspelling her last name Kajewksy. Which of the following Word features would probably be the easiest way to handle this problem?

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krek1111 [17]4 years ago

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Input his name in the dictionary function, you can also copy the given name an paste as much as you need

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