[David Newmarch]

Is there a way to suppress initial capitalization for bulleted lists? This is
for Word 2007.

I can't see how to do it using the AutoCorrect settings, and I'd prefer not
to just disable AutoCorrect, but perhaps it can be done with code or a macro,
maybe? Suggestions would be much appreciated.

[Cindy M.]

Hi ?B?RGF2aWQgTmV3bWFyY2g=?=,

Is there a way to suppress initial capitalization for bulleted lists? This is
for Word 2007.

I can't see how to do it using the AutoCorrect settings, and I'd prefer not
to just disable AutoCorrect, but perhaps it can be done with code or a macro,
maybe? Suggestions would be much appreciated.

There's nothing that will let you suppress AutoCorrect capitalization for
bulleted lists - it's an all-or-nothing proposition.

Simplest would be a macro that would let you toggle the AutoCorrect option
on/off: when you're working in a bulleted list run the macro (from a keyboard
shortcut, for example) and when you're finished, run it again.

Sub ToggleAutoCapizalization()
AutoCorrect.CorrectSentenceCaps = Not _
AutoCorrect.CorrectSentenceCaps
End Sub()

Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Jun 17 2005)
http://www.word.mvps.org

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[David Newmarch]

Thanks Cindy, this looks as if it will fit the bill very nicely.

"Cindy M." wrote:

Hi ?B?RGF2aWQgTmV3bWFyY2g=?=,

Is there a way to suppress initial capitalization for bulleted lists? This is
for Word 2007.

I can't see how to do it using the AutoCorrect settings, and I'd prefer not
to just disable AutoCorrect, but perhaps it can be done with code or a macro,
maybe? Suggestions would be much appreciated.

There's nothing that will let you suppress AutoCorrect capitalization for
bulleted lists - it's an all-or-nothing proposition.

Simplest would be a macro that would let you toggle the AutoCorrect option
on/off: when you're working in a bulleted list run the macro (from a keyboard
shortcut, for example) and when you're finished, run it again.

Sub ToggleAutoCapizalization()
AutoCorrect.CorrectSentenceCaps = Not _
AutoCorrect.CorrectSentenceCaps
End Sub()

Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Jun 17 2005)
http://www.word.mvps.org

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