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Automatic capitalization--or lack thereof

 
 
Nikki14
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      16th Aug 2003
I have turned on the "Capitalize First Letter in
Sentences" feature under the AutoCorrect feature in Word.
However, when typing, it does not always automatically
capitalize. Any ideas? This is driving me buggy!
 
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
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      16th Aug 2003
AutoCorrect will fail after numbers and sometimes if the first word of the
sentence is "misspelled."

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"Nikki14" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have turned on the "Capitalize First Letter in
> Sentences" feature under the AutoCorrect feature in Word.
> However, when typing, it does not always automatically
> capitalize. Any ideas? This is driving me buggy!


 
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