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You set me on the right track, although I did it a bit differently.
I made a new macro creating a new document with Dutch as language.
Then I used the macro editor to copy the text of that new macro into the beginning of my existing ListAutoCorrect macro.
It should be easy, on the basis of macro’s creating a new document in a specific language, to get an overview of AutoCorrectEntries in all the languages that are used.
Thanks for your help, Marc

I am half way, but part of the problem remains. Maybe I have to explain it better. I send a newsletter in html, with both links to external websites and bookmarks at the top that refer to text further down. These bookmarks don’t work properly.
At your suggestion, I published the letter on a section my homepage. There, the bookmarks work fine. But if I send the letter from IE (with send, send as e-mail), the receiver gets a mail in which all the links refer to the sections of my newsletter as published on my webpage, or to other web links (so this last part is finally working, thanks to your help). But I would like the receiver to be able to click the internal bookmarks without having to connect to the internet.
BTW, when I look at the properties of the bookmarks in the newsletter as published on the website, these have a full url, instead of a bookmark address (#NAME) as in Frontpage. I am right to think that here is (part of) the problem?
Hope you can help me further. Thanks for bringing me this far, Marc

I am half way, but part of the problem remains. Maybe I have to explain it better. I send a newsletter in html, with both links to external websites and bookmarks at the top that refer to text further down. These bookmarks don’t work properly.
At your suggestion, I published the letter on a section my homepage. There, the bookmarks work fine. But if I send the letter from IE (with send, send as e-mail), the receiver gets a mail in which all the links refer to the sections of my newsletter as published on my webpage, or to other web links (so this last part is finally working, thanks to your help). But I would like the receiver to be able to click the internal bookmarks without having to connect to the internet.
BTW, when I look at the properties of the bookmarks in the newsletter as published on the website, these have a full url, instead of a bookmark address (#NAME) as in Frontpage. I am right to think that here is (part of) the problem?
Hope you can help me further. Thanks for bringing me this far, Marc

Neither. When I copy and paste them, the links stop working. And after sending the e-mail, I hear that the links don’t work.

Neither. When I copy and paste them, the links stop working. And after sending the e-mail, I hear that the links don’t work.

Thank you very much. This comes very close to what I wanted. .

Thank you very much. This comes very close to what I wanted. .

thanks, I will try to work from there and see if I can make a macro. I switch so often while my hands are at the keyboard, for me it would be worth it.

thanks, I will try to work from there and see if I can make a macro. I switch so often while my hands are at the keyboard, for me it would be worth it.

You’re right, this changes everything. Thanks for your help. The slowing down occurred (sorry I forgot) when copying from IE to Word.
Now the next question: I like my keyboard to copy and paste. Is there a way to make a shortcut to ‘paste special without formatting’ without having to go through the view menu – paste special – make a selection?

You’re right, this changes everything. Thanks for your help. The slowing down occurred (sorry I forgot) when copying from IE to Word.
Now the next question: I like my keyboard to copy and paste. Is there a way to make a shortcut to ‘paste special without formatting’ without having to go through the view menu – paste special – make a selection?