Grammer check wants to put a capital letter at the beginning of ever line.
How do I stop this?

Don't put a paragraph mark at the end of every line.

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Enjoy,
Tony


"Frenchy106" wrote in message
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Grammer check wants to put a capital letter at the beginning of ever line.
How do I stop this?

Word will wrap text from one line to the next automatically if
you let it. But it sounds like you are using Word like a
typewriter, and you are pressing Enter at the end of every line,
which makes every line a new paragraph. Word thinks the first
word of a paragraph is the start of a new sentence, and wants to
capitalize it. You can turn off this feature in Tools | Options
| Spelling & Grammar | Settings | uncheck the "Capitalization"
box | OK | OK.

Frenchy106 wrote:

Grammer check wants to put a capital letter at the beginning of ever line.
How do I stop this?

If you turn on your non-printing characters you'll probably see that there's
a paragraph mark at the end of each sentence. Or are you trying to be artsy
in an e. e. cummings way?

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



"Frenchy106" wrote in message
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Grammer check wants to put a capital letter at the beginning of ever line.
How do I stop this?