Since AutoFormat cannot be used to automatically insert objects such as MathType equations, we will focus the remainder of the Tip on the other two automatic corrections - AutoText and AutoCorrect. This may not be what you want, since you may have more than one paragraph in the question (as in a word problem), or you may need a new paragraph to list multiple responses.
Thus it will indent the line accordingly, and format the beginning of subsequent paragraphs with similarly-formatted numbers. When you press the spacebar after the closing parenthesis, Word assumes you are beginning a numbered list and that you want the list to be formatted with the List Paragraph style. Let's say you are typing a math test and are numbering the first question with this format: (1). This feature is the one, for example, that continues a numbered list after you type the first number in the list. This is a source of frustration for many Word users. With AutoFormat, Word will apply each formatting style as you type. A major difference is that AutoCorrect doesn't give you the option of making the replacement it just does it. Auto Correct is intended to correct misspellings and make simple replacements, but you can also replace entire paragraphs or pages like you can with AutoText.
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