If the data was place in the database directly via Access Forms and then Access Forms is use to
display it, then Access is controlling this. On the web with ASP/VBScript, you are seeing the
content as it is actually stored in the database.
Maybe someone known a script that does Sentence case, but in general I VBScript support lowercase
and uppercase directly and I have code the allow Proper case, but I have never seen code for
Sentence case, so this would be something you would have to write or find someone to write OR place
the content into the database directly in the format you want it to be displayed.
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"Mike" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have an ASP page that lists projects by type. The code
> at the top of the page lists which type of project it is
> using <%=Request("projType")%> item.
>
> Strange thing is that when the page displays, the project
> type is in lower case "housing". The projType list in the
> database is in sentence case as in "Housing", but on the
> page it comes up in lower case. I need it to display in
> Sentence case.
>
> What could be causing this?
>
> -M