Word's AutoComplete feature -- offering suggestions for words before you complete typing them -- in 97 and 2000 may be useful for some users, but the constant parade of yellow "tooltips" rapidly becomes an annoyance for fast typists. Fortunately, you can easily shut this feature down if you don't want it. Here's the drill: select Insert-AutoText-AutoText. In the AutoCorrect dialogue box, under the AutoText tab, select Show AutoComplete tip for AutoText and dates and uncheck the box. Click OK.
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