G Greg Maxey Nov 26, 2005 #2 The first method that comes to mind is to alway hold down the shift key before typing the the first letter of the first word following a colon. You could create 26 autocorrect entries where : a is corrected to : A, : b to : B, etc. You could do Edit>Replace>More>Use Wildcards Find: : {1,}[a-z] Replace with: ^& and set the replace with format as All Cap. An Add-in from Suzanne Barnhill: And the end result of any of those methods would be incorrect and unnecessary capitalization in most cases.
The first method that comes to mind is to alway hold down the shift key before typing the the first letter of the first word following a colon. You could create 26 autocorrect entries where : a is corrected to : A, : b to : B, etc. You could do Edit>Replace>More>Use Wildcards Find: : {1,}[a-z] Replace with: ^& and set the replace with format as All Cap. An Add-in from Suzanne Barnhill: And the end result of any of those methods would be incorrect and unnecessary capitalization in most cases.
