Dick Hoffman wrote:
This looks so simple I'm obviously overlooking something but I can't
figure out what's happening. In OO-Calc V 3.0.0, I'm trying to type
the string "DMoines" (without the enclosing quotes)into a cell but it
keeps getting changed into "Dmoines", i.e. I can't capitalize the 'M'.
I tried some other things and find that if I type "aBCd" into a cell
and then try to type "ABCd" into the cell below it, it keeps getting
changed to "aBCd" and if I type "EFGh" into a cell and then try to
type "EFGH" into the cell below it gets changed to "EFGh". What is
causing all this, what's the rationale behind it and how do I get
around it?
You have two related but somewhat separate issues here.
1. To avoid DMoines being changed into Dmoines: Go to Tools >
Autocorrect > Options, and uncheck "Correct two initial capitals"
2. To avoid the second situation (typing ABCd and having it changed to
aBCd if you had previously entered aBCd in that column): Go to Tools >
Cell Contents, and click on Autoinput to remove the check mark by it.
Hope this helps.
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