I really appreciate your help!!!
Well, that is fine in Word where you can set margins, however, Outlook doesn't
have that capabilites, at least as far as I know.
Seems like a counterdiction and bug when you can deselect "capitalizes the
first word of a sentence" and Word assumes that the "enter key" represent a
new sentence and Capitalizes it regardless of the setting?
What do I turn off to allow me to format sentence length? Grammer or style
or both?
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Thank you,
Randy
"Carol" wrote:
When you press Enter at the end of a line, it makes a new paragraph, so Word
assumes that the next character begins a new sentence. If you don't really
mean to start a new paragraph, then don't press Enter. Just let Word wrap
the text naturally.
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Carol A. Bratt, MCP
"Randy Gardner" wrote:
Not using word wrap.
Formating sentence length with enter key
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Thank you,
Randy
"Carol" wrote:
Are you allowing Word to wrap or are you hitting enter at the end of each
sentence?
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Carol A. Bratt, MCP
"Randy Gardner" wrote:
No, letters only.
Word is my OutLook editor and it does it with emails also!
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Thank you,
Randy
"Carol" wrote:
You're not, by any chance, working with a table are you? I don't really know
if you're add in is an issue or not.
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Carol A. Bratt, MCP
"Randy Gardner" wrote:
Hi Carol:
It is unchecked!
Any other suggestions?
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Thank you,
Randy
"Carol" wrote:
Tools | AutoCorrect Options | Deselect Capitalize first word of sentences.
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Carol A. Bratt, MCP
"Randy Gardner" wrote:
How do I stop Word from capitalizing the first letter of each new line?
I'm using Office XP.
Does it have anything to do with plug ins:
http://www.oxygenxml.com/plugins.html
See Capitalize Lines.
I have tried everything in the option menu.
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Thank you,
Randy