What are some examples of how autoformat can convert text as you type? check all that apply.
by converting straight quotes to smart quotes
by making sure all images fit on the page
by starting bulleted and numbered lists
by switching the text to whatever font fits it best
by replacing fractions

-  by converting straight quotes to smart quotes

-  by starting billeted and numbered lists

- by replacing fractions

Explanation:

The exact answer will depend on which program you're talking about, because different programs will implement user-assisting features like AutoFormat differently, based on what the user needs most (in their type of program) or based on the developer's view.

- by converting straight quotes to smart quotes : yes, for most word-processing programs.

- by making sure all images fit on the page : no, not a regular feature

- by starting billeted and numbered lists : yes, that's pretty common in word-processing programs.

- by switching the text to whatever font fits it best : no, the font selection is user's responsibility.  In some programs, they might adjust the font-size to fit a frame automatically however.

- by replacing fractions: yes, if you type 1/2 in most word-processing program, it could be converted automatically to ½.

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