I have the Office 2003 teachers and student office package.
When I use Outlook to create an email it capitalizes every word at the
beginning of each line (as well as the first word at the beginning of each
sentence). How can I get this to stop?
Currently I have to go back and correct every word that begins a line to
lower case.
Example:
Dear John,
Thanks for the list of products
We discussed. Can you find me
Anymore product ? You have been
Most helpful,

Thanks for any help on this,
Ed

You are using word as editor and the autocorrect options of word apply to
outlook aswell.
change the autocorrect option so to disable the "capitalize first word of
sentence" option

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"Stonepost" wrote:

> I have the Office 2003 teachers and student office package.
> When I use Outlook to create an email it capitalizes every word at the
> beginning of each line (as well as the first word at the beginning of each
> sentence). How can I get this to stop?
> Currently I have to go back and correct every word that begins a line to
> lower case.
> Example:
> Dear John,
> Thanks for the list of products
> We discussed. Can you find me
> Anymore product ? You have been
> Most helpful,
>
> Thanks for any help on this,
> Ed
>

Normally you wouldn't hit Enter until the end of a paragraph so the word
wrap would handle things correctly with capitalization. Other than that you
can wind your way to the auto-correct stuff from the Tools menu > Options >
Spelling tab

"Stonepost" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:32F98D77-5656-4C59-B1D8-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I have the Office 2003 teachers and student office package.
> When I use Outlook to create an email it capitalizes every word at the
> beginning of each line (as well as the first word at the beginning of each
> sentence). How can I get this to stop?
> Currently I have to go back and correct every word that begins a line to
> lower case.
> Example:
> Dear John,
> Thanks for the list of products
> We discussed. Can you find me
> Anymore product ? You have been
> Most helpful,