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From: Russ on 18 Dec 2009 13:43
I just purchased a Dell XPS 9000 with Microsoft 7 home premium and have Just
installed office professional edition 2003. When using outlook the first
word of every sentence and any i is supposed to be automatically capitalized
as I have that set in options for outlook. My problem is that office will
not capitalize these two set options. Is this just a quirk you have to live
with when using office 2003 and windows 7?
OS7


From: DL on 18 Dec 2009 13:50
Did you uninstall the Office Trial first?
And within Outlook Tools>Options>Mail Format>Editor Options ?

"Russ" <russ(a)chesapeake.net> wrote in message
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>I just purchased a Dell XPS 9000 with Microsoft 7 home premium and have
>Just
> installed office professional edition 2003. When using outlook the first
> word of every sentence and any i is supposed to be automatically
> capitalized
> as I have that set in options for outlook. My problem is that office will
> not capitalize these two set options. Is this just a quirk you have to
> live
> with when using office 2003 and windows 7?
> OS7
>
>


From: Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] on 19 Dec 2009 10:07
Did you set that option separately in Word?

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After furious head scratching, Russ asked:

| I just purchased a Dell XPS 9000 with Microsoft 7 home premium and
| have Just installed office professional edition 2003. When using
| outlook the first word of every sentence and any i is supposed to be
| automatically capitalized as I have that set in options for outlook.
| My problem is that office will not capitalize these two set options.
| Is this just a quirk you have to live with when using office 2003 and
| windows 7?
| OS7


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