cc: not capping

Posted By: typingforpennies on 2007-02-28
In Reply to: does anyone have a fix for the cc: not capping in word? sm - LMT

Do you type in templates? When I had a job where I could use my own Word program I had the cc: in my template and if I didn't need it I would just delete it off. Another way to go is to put it into a macro in Word.

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does anyone have a fix for the cc: not capping in word? sm - LMT
- The trick for cc: in AutoCorrect is to use a ; or / - Cheri
- Thank you all!!! i do use templates, but its easier for me to just add the cc on the ones i need as - LMT
  - you're welcome--sm - nn
- cc: not capping - typingforpennies
  - mine is stored in Auto Test as cc: and it doesn't cap. - giddy pc guru
    - auto text. - giddy pc guru
      - I have XP --sm - nn

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does anyone have a fix for the cc: not capping in word? sm

i frequently have to add cc: at the end of my reports daily, but because i have the sentence capping turned on i guess it always wants to cap the first c making it Cc: anyone have a fix for this? i use IT and tried to put it in there but word overwrites it i guess and doesn't fix it.

Yes, use ;c for cc to stop Word from capping the first c.
The semicolon backs up and changes the first c to lowercase.