Corel Text issue- simple one

[Scott Shepherd]

I know this is a simple one, but danged if I can find it in the menus or in the help file of Corel. I know I've done it before but I can't recall how.

I have a customer's name that 2 capital letters in a row, and then lowercase letters. Like XFactor. Every time I type it in correctly and get to the end of the text and click off it, it changes it to Xfactor, making the F a f.

In the obvious places, you can convert it all to upper case, all to lower, and everything in between, but I can't see where you can do "E) None of the Above".

I seem to recall having to figure this out in V12, but don't remember what I did to stop it.

Thanks in advance-

[Scott Shepherd]

Got it, sorry!

In the "Font Options", there's a Quick Correct feature and one of them is to auto correct two consecutive capital letters. Unchecked that and it solved the problem. Just had a hard time finding that

[Brian Robison]

Don't ya hate it when the default isn't what you type?
Reminds me of Excel.

[Mike Null]

Brian
Hope you escaped any damage from the tornados.

[Brian Robison]

Yep,
we're good here. Rough one though. Little breezy.

[Ricky Gore]

We slept (NOT) in the closet all night because of the two storms back to back. (We're in the Nashville area). Glad you faired well Brian. The storn passed right over our heads and we were warned to "Get to our place of safety". But, luckily it passed over without any damage in our immediate area. I heard it was a mess out on 40 though.

[Tony Severenuk (Corel)]

FWIW...if you hit Undo right after the quick correct thing happens it should take back that 2nd capitialization.
T.