The phrase "automatic formatting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a feature in software or applications that automatically adjusts the layout or style of text and other elements.
Example: "The word processor includes an automatic formatting feature that adjusts the font size and style based on the document type."
Alternatives: "automated formatting" or "self-formatting".
This should undo the automatic formatting.
Even worse, there's no easy way to undo this automatic formatting once it has happened.
You can turn off the automatic formatting from within the program if you prefer to type your documents in peace.
A. Most recent versions of Microsoft Word include automatic formatting and correction features designed to make text styling, like bulleted or numbered lists, quick and easy.
To turn off the automatic formatting that can be applied to the entire document, click on the AutoFormat tab and uncheck the box next to "Internet and network paths with hyperlinks".
If your idea of formatting differs from Microsoft's, you can turn off any or all of the automatic formatting choices by clicking on the AutoFormat tab in that same AutoCorrect box in the Tools menu, or by going to the AutoFormat box under the Format menu and clicking on the Options button.
Even more troubling, the researchers note that there's no way to permanently disable automatic date formatting within Excel.
Selecting Automatic will format the music clip to play automatically once the presentation has begun.
This isn't too much of a pain in itself, I guess (though it certainly feels a bit amateurish compared with the automatic HDR format detection of the Oppo players and Apple TV 4K).
This program is capable of automatic file format conversions, accurate mass isolation, baseline corrections, peak picking and m/ z feature artefact filtering, as well as alignment of up to 1000 data-sets.
The terms "VHS format", "8mm format", "Beta format", "automatic gain control copy control technology", "colorstripe copy control technology", "four-line version of the colorstripe copy control technology", and "NTSC" have the meanings that are commonly understood in the consumer electronics and motion picture industries as of the date of the enactment of this chapter.
