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• iskai says:

  November 8, 2009 at 7:10 am

  first press ctrl+a
  and then ctrl+shift+n
  and tht wil not occur again ..
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• sass says:

  November 8, 2009 at 7:41 am

  Hi there.
  There’s two ways I can think of:
  1) Just press “CTRL-Z” will undo that change, making it lower case again. (undos autocorrection feature)
  2) Disable that autocorrection feature for capitalization:
  Prevent specific capitalization and spelling corrections
  On the Tools menu, click AutoCorrect Options.
  Click Exceptions.
  Do one or more of the following to prevent AutoCorrect from:
  Capitalizing a word you type after a specific abbreviation
  Click the First Letter tab, and then type the abbreviation (including the period) in the Don’t capitalize after box.
  Correcting a word that contains mixed uppercase and lowercase letters
  Click the INitial CAps tab, and then type the word in the Don’t correct box.
  Correcting a spelling error
  Click the Other Corrections tab, and then type the misspelled word in the Don’t correct box.
  Click Add, and then click Close.
  Note: This may affect future corrections you MAY want or MAY NOT want.
  Hope this helps
• lovedude says:

  November 8, 2009 at 7:42 am

  when it happens, you can go to edit and undo and it will switch back.
  to permanently change it– open word and select tools from the menu bar, click on “auto corrections options”. a window will open, if it isn’t already open select the autocorrect tab. a bunch of blocks with check marks will be listed- deselect the block labeled “capitalize first letter of sentences” and then click ok.