Microsoft Word?

Question

If i want to add a word in the middle of a sentence, Word won't let me. The new word I type replaces the text already in the sentence. How do I fix this?

Answer 1

Simply press your 'insert' key on your keyboard once!

Cheers

Answer 2

Open word, in the upper left open 'tools', from the tabs at the top of this open the 'auto correct' tab, uncheck the 'replace as you type' box, click OK and close. This should fix your problem. You can also try your keyboard 'insert' key to see if this will correct it.
Happy typing!

Answer 3

Press your Insert button on your keyboard (top right?)

You are in typeover mode instead of insert. This key will toggle back and forth between the two.

Answer 4

Actually, it isn't Word. It is your keyboard. Press the "insert" key on the top right of your keyboard to turn it off.

If you ever want to turn it back on again, simply press the same "insert" key again.

Answer 5

Not a problem - I think.
You must have accidentally hit the "insert" button which is just above "delete."
Insert is a toggle. Press on/press off.
When insert is on, whatever you type will be inserted to the left of the cursor.

Answer 6

really easy..lol i see everyone says it but its true, just press the insert key above the delete button =]

Answer 7

on the lower part of the page where it tells you how many pages you've written and what page your on there is a word
(ovr) for over. it is dark meaning its on. click on it to turn it off and you should be all good.

Answer 8

your insert is on. press the insert key and type again

Answer 9

press insert once to turn off the overtype

Answer 10

hi .... it's very easy

on your keyboard just on bottom you have to push . . . . the " Insert " bottom

and Enjoy