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I'm using Word 2000 . . . and one of my co-workers got me good this morning.
Thought it would be a nice giggle for a Friday.
Word has a feature I hate called AutoCorrect. If you type in a word like
"teh", it assumes that you really meant "the" and corrects the spelling of
the word without your consent. AutoCorrect is customizable, so my friend
went in when I was using the facilities and made WIAS (the name of the
application for which I'm currently writing a manual) AutoCorrect to
why-ass. I was going crazy.
Granted, it wasn't that hard to figure out, but it's still early!
Happy Friday!
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