This happens because Word seems to consider the deletion of the original text ("goodbye"), which is triggered by pressing the "h", as a separate act from the typing of "ello". For instance, if you select the word "goodbye" and then type "hello," the subscquent use of F4 or Ctrl+Y will result in "ello" being what is repeated. Note that if you select a few letters before you start typing (so that your typing replaces what you selected), then any subsequent use of F4 or Ctrl+Y will not repeat everything you typed. These shortcuts must be used before you use any other Word command or type any other text. If you type a word, phrase, or other passage of text, you can use either the F4 shortcut key or the Ctrl+Y shortcut to repeat the typing at another location in your document.
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