If you press the left or right arrow key, I think QS forgets your search 
when it goes into "Browsing" mode (and therefore can't assign abbreviations 
or indeed learn at all). You have to navigate to the item you want using 
up/down, and then right-click the little dot next to it in the results list 
as select "Set as Default for (term)". You can also use Assign 
Abbreviation, but the way you'd do that is to type something extremely 
specific (i.e. "microsoftword" not just "wo" or whatever you ultimately 
want) so that the _only_ results are Word X and Word 2008 (making it easier 
to get to 2008, rather than having it 30 items down in the result list), 
and then arrow down to 2008 -> "Assign Abbreviation..." -> (whatever). 
That's the better method if 2008 isn't already the second or third item in 
the results for the term you want to use.

On Saturday, May 12, 2012 3:18:17 PM UTC-4, metropical wrote:
>
> Hi all
>
> sometimes the mnemonic I use brings up something other than what I want.
> I back out with the cursor keys to what I want, but the Assign 
> Abbreviation is no longer available with that navigation.
> I'd like to see that added.
> I 'm sure that with continuing "education" thru the use of the Return key 
> after navigation, QS would eventually learn, but ........
>
> For instance, I used MW today for Microsoft Word.  QS picked my older X 
> version (what don't I dump it?  Dunno.)
> I navigated to the 2008 version I now use but AA wasn't available, only 
> Return.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Fritz
>
>
> Being wrong isn't a choice, but staying wrong is.
>
> Mark Minervini
>  
>

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