How-To: Disable the first character capitalization auto correct feature - OpenOffice.org
- This screencast demonstrates how to disable the automatic capitalization of the first character in text.
- First notice, that when we enter some text...
- ...the first character is automatically capitalized.
- Now, to disable this feature, first click on "Tools."
- Then, on the menu that opens, click on the option "AutoCorrect..."
- The "AutoCorrect" window should appear. Next, click on the "Options" tab if it is not open yet.
- Look for the option "Capitalize first letter of every sentence." Uncheck it by clicking on its checkbox.
- Afterwards, click on "OK."
- Good! Now, if we enter some more lower case text...
- You should see that the first character was not automatically capitalized. Congratulations!
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Disable the first character capitalization auto correct feature
This screencast shows you the step by step process on how to disable the first character capitalization auto correct feature.
You will learn:
- How to access the "AutoCorrect" window.
- How to disable the first character capitalization auto correct feature.
Applications
This tutorial procedure can be applied to the following OpenOffice.org modules.
Advanced topics
For advanced functionality with similar results see:
- Enable the first character capitalization auto correct feature
- Enable the auto correction feature for two initial capital characters
- Disable the auto correction feature for two initial capital characters
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