[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

There is no easy way to search for capital letters at the beginning of a
line and replace them with lowercase. You could use Format | Change Case |
Sentence case, but then you'd have to be sure to go back and recap any
proper nouns. It would be much more efficient to train yourself to use a
line break at the end of the line while typing.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
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"dsf" wrote in message
...
Thanks, Chris, but I am more comfortable with using "Enter" while I'm
typing,
and am hoping there is a way to "search & replace" when I'm finished
rather
than doing "Shift+enter" while I'm typing....

"CS Hayes" wrote:

try using "shift+enter" for manual line breaks WHILE typing. This
should do
the trick
--
Chris Hayes
Still a beginner


"dsf" wrote:

I am writing a poem. I used a paragraph mark for the line break,
then did a search and replace and substituted a manual line break for
the
paragraph marks, but there are still capital letters at the beginning
of each
line. I would like there to only be capital letters after a period. Is
there
a way to do this?