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<p>On Sunday 11 March 2007, Chris Mohler wrote:</p>
<p>> On 3/10/07, linuxmaillists@charter.net <linuxmaillists@charter.net> wrote:</p>
<p>> > Thank You!</p>
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<p>> > I would never have thought to click on Auto Correct</p>
<p>> > because it gives no indication that it will bring up</p>
<p>> > any kind of configuration dialog.</p>
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<p>> I didn't think to try that either. Although the ellipsis</p>
<p>> (...) usually means a dialog.</p>
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<p>> > Did you find that using google? If you did what did</p>
<p>> > you type for the search? I tried google but came up</p>
<p>> > empty. I also went to the OOo site and got nothing.</p>
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<p>> http://www.google.com/search?q=openoffice+calc+auto-capit</p>
<p>>alization</p>
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<p>> It was the first hit for me:</p>
<p>> http://www.oooforum.org/forum/search.phtml?search_author=</p>
<p>>Radin</p>
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<p>> Then I had to click on the topic title to see the full</p>
<p>> post.</p>
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<p>> Chris</p>
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<p>It does help to use the correct search words but, one does not always know what is a correct search word.</p>
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<p>Thanks for the tip with (...) I had not noticed that before.</p>
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