The spell check feature in Microsoft Word makes it easier for users who often create documents in foreign languages. The word count feature also allows an author to see the total number of words he has typed in an article. The number of words in a paragraph or in several sentences can be identified with the same features.
Microsoft Word can also fix wrong words automatically with its feature called AutoCorrect. If you mistype the word "about" to become "abbout" because you type too fast or because you are sleepy, then Microsoft Word will immediately correct the word.
How to Overcome Word Found Unreadable Content
The AutoCorrect feature can also be used to correct word errors in Indonesian. If you often make mistakes when writing certain words, for example the word "for" is typed into "for", enter these two words into AutoCorrect first so that later word corrections can be done automatically by Microsoft Word.
Despite its seemingly complete features, many users experience certain problems when using it. One such problem is Word Found Unreadable Content. This happens when the file you want to open is a corrupted file. Here's how to easily deal with Word Found Unreadable Content:
1. First open your Microsoft Word application.
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2. After the Microsoft Word window opens, please select Open.
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3. To select the Word file you want to repair, please select Browse.
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4. Select the desired Word file. But don't immediately select Open, but click the inverted triangle as indicated by the arrow and select Open and Repair. If a notification appears, just select Repair.
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5. Word files with Word Found Unreadable Content errors have been successfully repaired.
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Damaged files that result in files that cannot be read by Microsoft Word so that the Word Found Unreadable Content problem can occur for several reasons. An example is the unstable voltage at home which causes the computer to suddenly restart by itself or suddenly shut down so it doesn't go through the proper shutdown procedure.
Closing
That's how to deal with Word Found Unreadable Content in your Word file. Unable to open a file due to the Word Found Unreadable Content problem, the consequences can be fatal if the file is an important file, such as a file containing a thesis. Therefore, you should backup very important files regularly. Backups can be done manually or with the help of software.
If you choose to use backup software, be sure to choose software that is capable of verifying files to ensure that the backup files are exactly the same as the original without any damaged or missing parts. You can also check the backup file manually if you are still not sure about the verification done by the software.
Word Found Unreadable Content issues may be rare, but once they do, you may have to retype from the beginning in case the damaged file cannot be recovered. Imagine how much time is wasted if the damaged file is a draft of a novel that has been typed up to tens of pages.
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