Thread: [Solved] How to keep a word with capitalized first letter, but not at the beginning of a sentence?
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Old 10-28-2014, 04:26 PM
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Turning off Word's grammar checking is a bad idea.

Word's grammar tools do not ordinarily apply capitalisation other than at the start of a sentence. Nor do they normally remove capitalisation. The green wavy line is only there because Word has detected a capitalised 'the' in the middle of a sentence. The 'in' would ordinarily have a green wavy line under it too. However, if you've already done a spelling/grammar check and told Word to ignore the rule once for 'In', the wavy underline won't show. If you do a spelling/grammar check and told Word to ignore the capitalisation rule wavy underline under 'The' won't show either.
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