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Capital letter (even mid sentence) beginning of every line - why?
Is it to do with formatting and how do I stop it? (Word 2003)
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bill wrote:
Is it to do with formatting and how do I stop it? (Word 2003) First, go to Tools AutoCorrect Options and uncheck "Capitalize first letter of sentences". But then please train yourself to stop hitting Enter at the end of every line. Word is NOT a typewriter -- it will automatically wrap words to the next line when they won't fit within the margins. You should hit Enter only at the end of each paragraph. When the AutoCorrect option is turned on, it assumes that each time you hit Enter you're starting a new paragraph, and each paragraph by definition starts with a new sentence; that's why it was capitalizing "in mid-sentence". -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org |
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