You really should not be getting that AutoCorrect or grammar hints if you're
letting lines wrap naturally. If you are, then this is a bug that should be
reported and investigated.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org
"Closed Office" wrote in message
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I'm not at all a big fan of white space and don't hit enter until I am at
the
end of a paragraph, usually about 4 or 5 lines for me. That is always
before
the start of a new paragraph and I always do capitalize that. The Word
urge
to capitalize does happen on lines started by regular word wrap. I don't
quite want to turn off the check grammar feature because I do get useful
suggestions from it that I do appreciate.
I do appreciate that the possibility was worth checking out though.
Thanks.
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
Word wouldn't want to capitalize the first word of every line if it were
not
the beginning of a paragraph. It assumes that the beginning of a
paragraph
is also the beginning of a sentence. If you don't want to start a new
paragraph, then don't press Enter. Either let the line wrap naturally or,
if
you must start a new line before it wraps, use a line break (Shift+Enter)
instead. And if you don't want to see the green squiggles, turn off
"Check
grammar as you type."
--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org
"Closed Office" wrote in message
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I have even turned off the "capitalize first word of sentence" to try to
get
rid of this but it is still following me around. There is a green
sawtooth
line under the first word of each line. On some docs it is the first
word
of
every line that isn't capitalized already, on others it is just a few
random
first words.
When I rt click on it, it wants to capitalize the first word of a
sentence.
And just to add a general comment, this whole word program is just way
too
complicated and way more than I need. I spend a lot of time
straightening
out
things it wants to do and I don't. I had a Mac and did not fall in love
with
it. It was a bit of a lemon, but one thing I really liked about it was
TextEdit, a simple word processing program that did everything I
needed.
When
I did have it, I really did not need word and never even thought of
getting
it.
Pardon the grouch, but it is getting to be a pain.