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Big picture: if you are "New to coding," I think pursuing something this complex ... inter-op with Word ... is not a good strategy to maximize what you learn. Why not take one of the many extended Rich TextBoxes for WinForms, and use that for your editing control ?

To tango with Word, you need to research, and learn to use, inter-operation between MS Word and C#. Lots of resources on this: search here, and on the net [^]

Then, you need to determine what are the possibilities for intercepting Key Events in MS Word from C#: can you install/hook your own KeyDown handler from C# into the running instance of MS Word ? , [^], For all I know, this may require writing a Word add-in.

If you get that far, then you have to implement your own equivalent to an auto-completion facility: that's not hard: if you ask a specific question on that, I will respond with code.

If you can't get MS Word key events in C# as described above: then you are going to need some form of hook, as Dave K. mentions.

If you do get a hook working, then every keystroke in Word is going to require a call though the hook to your code: I suspect that will have a real impact on performance, depending on your hardware, memory, etc.
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