How does one stop non-capitalisation at the beg of a line in an em

  • Thread starter Thread starter Dominique Greenslade (Mrs)
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Dominique Greenslade (Mrs)

It is very frustrating to see that every time I start a new line in a txt
message
I get a capital letter which makes a nonsense to the recipient and slow me
down
because I have to go back and type a small letter instead!
 
Dominique said:
It is very frustrating to see that every time I start a new line in a
txt message I get a capital letter which makes a nonsense to the
recipient and slow me down because I have to go back and type a small
letter instead!
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Go into the AutoCorrect config for whatever e-mail editor you use.
Could be you use the embedded new-mail editor in Outlook which means
you need to adjust the auto-correct settings in Outlook. Could be you
configured Outlook to use Word as your new-mail editor, or you're stuck
using Word 2007 when using Outlook 2007, so you will need to adjust the
auto-correct settings in Word.
 
If you use word as your default editor, go into word and unset the
capitalization in the first character code. I don't recall exactly where it
is but in word you can set characteristics for paragraphs, etc. If I find it
I will post it here.
mdanl2000
 
You could turn off Word as your default email editor: go to Tools\Options,
open the Mail Format Tab and clear both check boxes near the top.
 
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