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Where can I define "correct as you type" items

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Where can I find a "correct as you type" option in Thunderbird? I frequently type the word "Dona" and have to find and replace it with the intended word "Doña", a Spanish word which is part of the name of our county. The find and replace is cumbersome compared to having a "correct as you type" option which would see the "misspelled" word and correct its spelling on the fly. I have looked for this but it is not to be seen, at least by me.

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Jim

Where can I find a "correct as you type" option in Thunderbird? I frequently type the word "Dona" and have to find and replace it with the intended word "Doña", a Spanish word which is part of the name of our county. The find and replace is cumbersome compared to having a "correct as you type" option which would see the "misspelled" word and correct its spelling on the fly. I have looked for this but it is not to be seen, at least by me. Thanks, Jim

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Thunderbird does not have one.

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Thunderbird does not have one.