For example, what do the "a" and "d" mean in this screenshot?
(A bit of background detail: I'm using Emacs 24.3 on OS X 10.8.3, and the automatic completion library in question is auto-complete)
You can clear all entries from the Auto-Complete List without turning AutoComplete off. Select File > Options > Mail. Under Send messages, choose Empty Auto-Complete List. Choose Yes to confirm you want to empty the list.
All versions of Outlook support Autoresolve. Also known as automatic name checking, this feature allows you to type a name, or even just the first few letters, and the name resolves a few seconds after you tab out of the field. When one match is found, the name has a solid underline.
Autocomplete is a feature within Google Search that makes it faster to complete searches that you start to type. Our automated systems generate predictions that help people save time by allowing them to quickly complete the search they already intended to do.
If you have a Microsoft 365 account, Exchange Server account, or an IMAP account (this is the most common type of other email account), then the AutoComplete list is stored as a hidden file in your Outlook Data File.
The letters are mnemonics, indicating why auto-complete
considers a particular candidate worthy of your consideration. In the screenshot, many candidates have "d" next to them because they come from the project's dict
file for Python-mode. The "a" is for abbrev… but I can't say much more than that because I haven't used the abbrev
stuff yet.
Anyway, you can learn more by exploring ac-define-source
, both its documentation and its usages.
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