Difference between revisions of "Documentation/FAQ/Writer/AutomaticFunctions/How do I stop OpenOffice.org from changing the first letter of a word to uppercase?"
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| − | When lower case text is typed, OpenOffice.org changes the first letter to uppercase. How do reverse this setting? | + | '''When lower case text is typed, OpenOffice.org changes the first letter to uppercase. How do reverse this setting?''' |
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| − | # Select Tools | + | # Select '''Tools > AutoCorrect''' and then the '''Options''' tab. |
| − | # Near the top of the list, uncheck the box next to "Capitalize | + | # Near the top of the list, uncheck the box next to "Capitalize first letter of every sentence" |
| − | # Click 'OK' at the bottom of the dialog to apply the change. | + | # Click '''OK''' at the bottom of the dialog to apply the change. |
Learn more about automatisms. | Learn more about automatisms. | ||
Revision as of 08:50, 22 April 2009
When lower case text is typed, OpenOffice.org changes the first letter to uppercase. How do reverse this setting?
This setting is designed to correct sentences mistakenly typed starting with a lower case letter.
To reverse this setting:
- Select Tools > AutoCorrect and then the Options tab.
- Near the top of the list, uncheck the box next to "Capitalize first letter of every sentence"
- Click OK at the bottom of the dialog to apply the change.
Learn more about automatisms.
