Disable AutoCorrect in Outlook 2010

How can I set (enable or disable) the AutoCorrect features in Outlook 2010, and have it stick beyond the current Outlook session? When I open a new email and enter a hyphen and a space, autocorrect automatically indents. I can disable
this for the current session via the 'Control AutoFormat options' (via the lightening bolt), and on the 'AutoFormat As You Type' tab, unchecking 'Automatic bulleted lists' and 'automatic numbered lists'. I've also gone to the 'AutoFormat' tab and unchecked
'Automatic bulleted lists'. This stops the automatic bullets for all new emails, until I close and reopen Outlook, at which point the automatic bulleting starts again. I've also uncheked these same features in MS Word, but even with all of these
disabled, it returns as soon as I close and reopen Outlook. This could previously be (permanently) disabled by saving/overwriting the normal.dot file, but I don't see this being presented as an option. Have tried to do this by making the desired
changes and then using SaveAs, but don't find the Normal.dot file (or any other Normal.* file extension). For info, I've also tried selecting (from the lightening bolt) the 'Undo Automatic Bullets' and 'Stop Automatically Creating Bulleted Lists'.
These don't stick beyond the current Outlook session either. I'd like to be able to disable this (or other features) and have them remain disabled until I should choose to re-enable them again. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks, Paul

I can confirm the post immediately above. It's disappointing that Microsoft, who must monitor their social forums, do not acknowledge established problems with a Knowledge Base item - that would prevent thousands (at least, I imagine) of users continuing
their search of the web for the experience of others: the results of such searches are almost invariably contradictory and extremely hard to evaluate. I find myself looking at markers such as clarity of expression - though that's hardly satisfactory, since
many will be writing in a second language and everybody will be in a hurry (having had their flow of work interrupted by Microsoft!).
Incidentally, I notice (but haven't had the time fully to verify) that AutoCorrect options seem to become attributes of items - so, for example, if you change AutoCorrect options they will apply to newly created items and items currently being edited, but
items created/edited under a different set of AutoCorrect options will open with those options intact.

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is not configured. Is there a Office 2010 domain policy that can enforce this setting? I am only aware of a way to do this in individual user profiles.

Hi,
Do you have the
Office 2010 Administrative Template files loaded? If so, we can find the GPO setting under:
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Double click "Internet and network paths into hyperlinks" on the right pane and change the setting to
Disabled.
In addition, we can also change the setting via modifying registry.
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Hi,
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Hey Steve,
I had this problem as well and found a way how to solve this:
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