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When typing a document such as a letter, the first word of each new line is
automatically capitalized. How do I change the format?
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Tools | Autocorrect Options | Autocorrect | deselect Capitalize first letter
of sentences.
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When typing a document such as a letter, the first word of each new line is
automatically capitalized. How do I change the format?

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Stop hitting return to go to a new line. Hitting return creates a new
paragraph, and usually, we want paragraphs to start with a capital letter,
so Word is doing it for you. But if you just keep typing, Word will
automatically wrap the text to the new line for you.

You might check out this introduction for new Word users:
http://shaunakelly.com/word/concepts...ion/index.html


On 9/6/06 7:55 AM, "Lee" wrote:

When typing a document such as a letter, the first word of each new line is
automatically capitalized. How do I change the format?


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The body of your message is at odds with your subject line. The first word
of every sentence is automatically capitalized if you have this option
enabled in the Tools | AutoCorrect Options dialog. If you're actually
betting a capital at the beginning of every line, it's because Word thinks
it's the beginning of a sentence. The most likely cause for that is that
you're pressing Enter at the end of each line. This creates a new paragraph,
and Word reasonably enough assumes that the beginning of a paragraph is the
beginning of a sentence.

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