How to enable overtype mode in Microsoft Word?

Word has two unique altering modes you can utilize — embed mode and overtype mode. Whenever embed mode (the default) is dynamic, the data you type is embedded at (what other place?) the addition point. When overtype mode is dynamic, data isn’t embedded, yet replaces whatever is to one side of the addition point.

You can figure out whether overtype mode is dynamic by taking a gander at the status bar. Assuming that it is, you will see the letters OVR there in strong dark sort. On the off chance that embed mode is dynamic, the OVR letters actually show up, however they are dark and not as apparent.

One method for exchanging between embed mode and overtype mode is to double tap on the OVR letters on the status bar. Overtype mode becomes dynamic, the OVR letters become strong, and you can continue to make any alters you want. On the off chance that you double tap on OVR once more, embed mode is dynamic and you can keep on editting endlessly.

On the off chance that the status bar isn’t noticeable in that frame of mind of Word, then, at that point, you can turn overtype mode off (and on) by following these means:

• Pick Options from the Tools menu. Word shows the Options exchange box.
• Ensure the Edit tab is chosen.

WordTips is your hotspot for practical Microsoft Word preparing. (Microsoft Word is the most well known word handling programming on the planet.) This tip (1423) applies to Microsoft Word 97, 2000, 2002, and 2003. You can track down a rendition of this tip for the lace connection point of Word (Word 2007 and later) here: Controlling Overtype Mode.