The only thing I can suggest is to see if there is an AutoCorrect entry for
Department department. (Although, in your example, "department store"
*should* be lowercased.)
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"specification guy" wrote in
message ...
WEIRD YES !!
If I type: "When I went to the Department store" the "D" in department
will
automatically turn into a lowercase letter.
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
Are you saying that you type a capital letter and Word changes to
lowercase
or just that it doesn't automatically cap it? The latter is not possible
since Word can't know what words need to be capitalized (unless they're
spelling errors when lowercased); if the former, then something weird is
definitely going on.
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"specification guy" wrote
in
message ...
When I type a sentence and need a first letter of words capitalized
within
the sentence other than the first letter of a sentence Microsoft
automatically makes it lower case. How do I stop this from happening.