Disable iPad 2 Auto Correction

If you are typing a lot of normal words and find that the auto correction is helping your typing, then it can be a welcome addition. But if you are typing a lot of abbreviated words, or if you type in the Messages app and are less concerned about proper spelling, then auto correction can be a bit of a hassle. So follow the steps below to stop your iPad from automatically correcting misspelled words.   Step 1: Tap the Settings icon.

    Step 2: Select the General option at the left side of the screen.

    Step 3: Scroll down to the bottom of the right part of the screen, then select the Keyboard option.

    Step 4: Touch the slider to the right of Auto Correction to switch it to Off.

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