Thread: [Solved] Capitalize the first letter in a content control
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Old 06-16-2016, 04:14 AM
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I know I am going to regret asking this, but if you want paragraphs in the content controls, why put them on the same line?

If they are on separate lines, you don't need to use Shift+Enter for a new paragraph, nor indeed require the macro as capitalisation can e set by checking the autocorrect option to capitalize the first letter of sentences.

If you must have three on the same line, put them in a single row borderless table with fixed column widths, and then you can use the enter key (and apply styles to the content controls that would provide spacing between paragraphs as required).
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