Microsoft Word 2003 problem.?

Question

I currently use Word 2003 as my e-mail editor.
But for some reason...now anytime I compose an e-mail, it will automatically Capitalize the second line of anything I am writing even if the sentance isn't finished. If the sentance is long enough to start a paragraph, I don't want it to automatically capitalize the word in the second sentance down.

Any suggestions? Thanks!!

Answer 1

Turn off AutoCorrect.

The capitalization occurs because you're pressing Enter after each line. Press Enter only when you want to start a new paragraph. The text will flow. Just type and type and type...

Answer 2

Stop pressing the Enter key at the end of every line. Word will automatically wrap your sentences appropriately.

Answer 3

That sounds like a setting in Word's grammar checker.

In Word, click on Tools in the menu, select Options
Go to the Spelling & Grammat tab.
Turn off the "Check grammar as you type" and see if that does the trick.
If it does, but you still want other grammar checking, you may have to edit or change the "style" it is using to eliminate it captilization the first word of each sentence.

Answer 4

stop hitting enter key. just keep typing. the lines would flow automatically into the second line and it won't be capitalized.