Capital letters using distance

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  I can't type capital letters c, d, e and the sign of the pond (think they are right?) using a shift key. I can type these letters if I use the caps lock. Do I need a new keyboard?

  Optionally, before buying a new property you can try to give you a good cleaning.  They are pretty easy to disassemble and reassembe, all you need is a screwdriver

• Cannot type in capital letters when you use the SHIFT key

  Hello

  I had this problem with my keyboard this morning. Can I use the SHIFT key to type all in capital letters except for the letters e q you are I p o z x c v Mr. keys for letters work fine, but when I press shift to enter the capital, nothing happens. as if they do not work! But they work because I can type perfectly well when not to use the SHIFT key pressed. I don't know what has caused this that has not installed a new software. except a windows update a week ago, but he was fine until this morning

  It's really annoying :( And sorry if this is the wrong place to ask for advice

  Anoop thanks! I have not tried method 1, but I tried 2 & 3 and they were not very useful. But now the problem seems to have been fixed on its own. No idea what caused or how he resolved, but my keyboard works perfectly fine now :) And btw I have not install or change anything with my PC during this period, before and after this issue.

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• Tecra Z50 - A - 11 c: without capital letters when shift caps lock is enabled

  Hello

  I have a laptop Toshiba Tecra Z50 - A - 11 c with 3.70 BIOS...

  I noticed a strange problem with my laptop. Occasionally, when the CAPS LOCK is turned on, I can not write in capital letters when it is off, I can write in capital letters. I couldn't find the thing to replicate.

  Is there someone with a similar problem?
  What could be the problem?

  Thank you.

  The keyboard should work as follows:

  SHIFT CAPS LOCK is enabled-> uppercase
  SHIFT CAPS LOCK is on and down SHIFT-> small initial letters
  SHIFT key-> uppercase

  If this isn't the case, test the external USB keyboard.
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• How can I identify all the words in capital letters and change to initcaps?

  Hello

  I'm using Oracle 11.g

  I have a table with multiple textual data varchar2 columns.  There are several words that are all uppercase.  In all cases, these capital words should be replaced by different cases (for example, HELLO Hello).  How find the capitalized words in all the lines and change them to mixed-case?

  Thanks for your help.

  The rownum in your update statement is probably taken as the virtual rownum http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e41084/pseudocolumns009.htm#SQLRF00255

  This is probably the reason why the script compiles, but the update does not work as there is no column named rownum in your table (even if it exists, rename it as is among the reserved words http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e41084/ap_keywd001.htm#SQLRF55621)

  trying to avoid loops to the extent possible, that I see it more as

  CREATE TABLE 'LITURGY_READING_COPY' ("ROW_ID" NUMBER NOT NULL ACTIVATE, VARCHAR2 (4000) 'TEXT')

  Table created.

  insert into liturgy_reading_copy

  Select 1, ' a reading from the letter of Saint PAUL to the Romans: BROTHERS and SŒURS: everything that has been written above... ". »

  of all the double union

  Select 2, "another text, less HOLY inspiration, containing all the WORDS in capital LETTERS

  of the double

  2 inserted rows.

  ROW_ID	TEXT
  1	A reading from the letter of Saint PAUL to the Romans: BROTHERS and SŒURS: everything that has been written above...
  2	Another text, at least the HOLY inspiration, containing all the WORDS in capital LETTERS

  merge into liturgy_reading_copy lrc

  using (with

  init_capitalizer (RID, CBC, res) as

  (select row_id,

  substr (text, instr (text,' ') + 1) | '  ',

  -case when substr (text, 1, instr (text,' ')) = upper (substr (text, 1, instr (text,' ')))

  then initcap (substr (text, 1, instr (text,' ')))

  of another substr (text, 1, instr (text,' '))

  end

  of liturgy_reading_copy

  Union of all the

  Select RID.

  substr (src, instr (CBC,' ') + 1) | ' ',

  RES | -case when substr (src, 1, instr (CBC,' ')) = upper (substr (src, 1, instr (CBC,' ')))

  then initcap (substr (src, 1, instr (CBC,' ')))

  of another substr (src, 1, instr (CBC,' '))

  end

  of init_capitalizer

  where rtrim (src) is not null

  )

  Select RID, res

  of init_capitalizer

  where rtrim (src) is null

  ) ic

  on (lrc.row_id = ic.rid)

  when matched

  then update

  text = ic.res

  Statement processed.

  ROW_ID	TEXT
  1	A reading from the letter of Saint Paul to the Romans: siblings: everything that has been written above...
  2	Another text, less Holy inspiration containing all the words in capital letters

  Concerning

  Etbin

• How to get to GREP change all the words in capital letters to capitalize each word

  I'm working on a page 100 ePUB + and I need to change the titles of 20 chapter of capital letters only to capitalize every word in the title. Most of the chapter titles begin with a digit, but some are pure text. The chapter titles all use the same paragraph style.

  For example: 4 THE HERE AND NOW should be changed to 4. The here and now

  For example: EPILOGUE must be changed to epilogue

  I can't GREP to do this in the window search/replace suddenly? (I don't see anything in the change to: field that allows me to convert it to.)

  -Thanks for any help on this.

  Hi Peter,.

  Change_Case_With_Style.jsx, original screenplay written by Thomas Silkjær.

  Modified by Bruno Herfst in 2011 by adding new features: find a style, expression GREP and cancel.

  See: Novelty/Change_Case_With_Style.jsx at master · GitBruno/novelty · GitHub

• Is there no way to just select text in DW CC 2015 and put it in capital letters without the help of CSS?

  A simple question. I'm just trying to select specific text and put it in capital letters without having to use CSS and without having to retype. I don't see an option for this in 2015 CC DW anywhere. Either I'm blind or there is simply no. I swear that this is in the older versions however.

  I have a list with the addresses and has been invited to be the first lines in capital letters. There isn't a ton of work to just retype, but it seems that it could be simplified. I guess I could just use CSS, but it seems unnecessary to me. Anyway, any help is appreciated.

  It does not exist as an option, as the ability of InDesign to highlight the text, then click on the button in the toolbar.

  However, the use of css to do is quite simple...

  Your text here

  Depending on how your addresses are arranged, you may be able to do much easier using the: first-line pseudo selector in your .css file.

• Can you put into fields in all capital letters

  Can you put into fields in all capital letters?

  Thank you

  Use this code in the custom field validation script:

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• Text tool, text appears in capital letters

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• Script to replace the small caps that are typed in capital letters with capital letters (A = > a, B = > b, etc...)

  I am looking for a way to replace the small caps that are typed in capital letters by their normal equivalents.

  I have a text that contains many names that should all be set in small capitals.

  In fact, they are, but because the letters are used for the first letters that they don't fit.

  In short: I would like to be able to look for A, B, c... (in small capitals) and replace them with (a, b, c...) in small capitals only once.

  (compare two tables?-> is this possible in indesign scripting)

  Hi Cramik,

  Try this.

  var doc = app.activeDocument,
      _char = doc.stories.everyItem().characters.everyItem().getElements();
  
  for(var i=0;i<_char.length;i++)
  {
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          {
                  _char[i].capitalization = Capitalization.CAP_TO_SMALL_CAP;
              }
      }
  

  Kind regards

  Cognet

• Update modules with the capital letters and tiny rulename make the difference

  Hello
  
  I had a problem when I'm experiementing the code example in the semantic oracle developer guide. the sample is to update a modules-family_rb:
  
  UPDATE mdsys.semr_family_rb SET
  background = ' (? x: parentOf? y) (? y: parentOf? z) (? z: height? h)'.
  filter = ' (h > = 6)',
  alias = SEM_ALIASES (SEM_ALIAS (", 'http://www.example.org/family/'))
  WHERE nom_regle = 'GRANDPARENT_RULE ';
  
  in the last line, the where clause, the name of the rule (GRANDPARENT_RULE) is a capital letter; but it's tiny, when I inserted in modules. However, when I updated the modules by using the name of tiny rule, I got ' 0 inserted row"which means nothing updated. and, the following query returns the wrong result. However, if I've updated modules by using the name of rule of capital letters, I ' 1 inserted row"and the result of the query is correct. I thought that the uppercase and lowercase should made no difference. can someone tell me why the results are different? Thanks in advance.
  
  Kind regards
  Hong

  Salvation Hong,

  When a rule is inserted in a rules database, his name will be stored as all capitals.
  So what you have observed is expected.

  If you don't want to change the name of the rule manually, you can probably do something
  Like this:

  UPDATE mdsys.semr_family_rb SET
  background = ' (? x: parentOf? y) (? y: parentOf? z) (? z: height? h)'.
  filter = ' (h > = 6)',
  alias = SEM_ALIASES (SEM_ALIAS (", 'http://www.example.org/family/'))
  WHERE nom_regle = upper ('grandparent_rule');

  Thank you

  Zhe Wu

  Edited by: alwu November 30, 2012 12:15

• tabular presentation - field of play in capital letters

  Hi all
  
  I have a tabular presentation in APEX v4 and I try to force users on the use of capital letters for some a column.
  
  I guess I need some sort of onchange JavaScript function, but my JavaScript is very limited skills, I'm bit stuck :-(
  
  The domain that I try to put has an id of f04.
  
  Any help would be great,
  Thank you

  Hello

  Simply write the following code to the attributes of the element in the column

  onchange="this.value = this.value.toUpperCase();" 
  

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• IDCS5/MAC - Style GREP in capital letters of a letter after a hyphen between the words

  G ' Day here.

  I'm trying to create a GREP style for uppercase letter after a hyphen between the words, specifically with a word beginning with a capital and after a dash do not for example Lorem-ipsum = Lorem -Ipsum

  The full story, it's that there is an indesign batch file used over and over again that family names that are in a large database of data - merge. Data arrives in capital letters and our mail barcoding software allows us to title case some fields, but the behavior of title case has the following results:

  * = Mcleod McLeod

  * = Agostino Agostino

  * Smith-Bunting = Smith-Bunting

  I was able to solve the = problem with the following GREP style Mcleod McLeod:

  (?<=Mc)\l
  

  and then apply a character style that is nothing more than all caps.

  Similarly, I was able to solve the problem = D'Agostino of Agostino:

  (?<=\u')\l
  

  and once more apply style all uppercase to the letter assigned. This also solves the problem of O 'leary to o' Leary.

  However, when I try these GREPs to enter style Bunting-Smith questions:

  (?<=\u\l+?-)\l     or   (?<=\u\l{2,}-)\l
  

  the search does not work, nor will it work with regular replacement of find/change GREP... and yet the expression \u\l+?-\l will find the block I'm after.

  I could use the search

  (?<=\l-)\l
  

  and is that Smit untingh-b= Smith-Bunting... but there is also co-ontervenir = co-Ontervenir (find two words with a hyphen but begins with a lowercase letter).

  That's fine if the paragraph style is applied to the line in the address block containing the name of the client, but if the name is mentioned in a text block, then that block of text must have the paragraph with the GREP style applied style and dashes between words in that para is in the same way as the name.

  Yes, it is possible to go into excel and use the PROPER (cell affected) = and fix fields Smith-Bunting, but I am trying to create a solution that only works in InDesign so that other operators in the office (who are not familiar with excel) can simply open the file of commands and dump in the database to txt generated by the mail bar coding software.

  There are other names that-case of barcoding mail title fault upward, i.e.

  * = Macleod MacLeod

  * van der Graaf = Van Der Graaf

  * van Diemen = Van Diemen

  but a GREP make MacLeod of Macleod can clog Mack, Mackie or Macy become MacK, MacKie or MacY.

  I also know that a GREP for the van der or van will not work as the style will force letters only to be all uppercase, not uppercase to lower...

  In the end...

  does anyone know how to style GREP (not a find/change GREP) a fix for Xxxxx-xxxxx = Xxxxx-Xxxxx?

  Colly

  Colecandoo.

  I agree with Haakenlid on his reviews of Dirty-workaround - in my opinion, the data should be entered in the way which it oguht, not altered by some magical GREP styles - but then again, I can also sympathize with your POV re: a fire-and-forget solution even your stupidest operator can not miss.

  Oh the rigors of life.

  If you are totally, absolutely certain you want to GREP for that, use this:

  b define a character to capitals on the chain style

  \b\u\l+\-\l

  -This will change as if by magic "the Honourable lieutenant Sir John Forsythe Blunt-object" in "BLUNT object".

  (b) then replace (!) the first half with another style of character that removes the attribute of capitals (!):

  \b\u\l+-(?=\l)

  Notice how this expression is exactly the same as the one above, except for the latest code - the next tiny need also be captured, but now, by using an advanced search for its formatting will be not affected.

  This command removes the substitution all uppercase the first halve, change 'BLUNT-object' 'Blunt-object '.

  

  Many side effects, I'm sure. Maybe it 's safer to teach your operators to run a single script.

• Name of the table - low, capital letters

  Hello
  
  Thank you for reading my post.
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  (1) I created a table:
  
  CREATE TABLE radios (name varchar2 (20), varchar2 (20)) frequency;
  
  Note that the table name is tiny ("radio").
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  (2) I added a constraint on the column 'name ':
  
  ALTER TABLE ADD CONSTRAINT name_pk KEY (name) PRIMARY radio;
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  (3) now, I want to list the existing constraints for the table "radio".
  
  3.a) if I use low table name of case, the result is empty:
  
  SQL > SELECT constraint_name, constraint_type
  From user_constraints
  WHERE table_name = 'radio '.
  
  no selected line
  
  3.b) now, if I use the high table name of case, I get what I'm looking for:
  
  SQL > SELECT constraint_name, constraint_type
  From user_constraints
  WHERE table_name = 'RADIOS ';
  
  CONSTRAINT_NAME C
  NAME_PK P
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  Can you explain this phenomenon?
  I mean: I've created a tiny name table so why it works
  with the formulation of capital letters?
  
  Have we not create uppercase table constantly names?
  How to create table names: you create uppercase?
  
  Thank you for your help.
  Sincerely,
  --
  Lmhelp

  All the names of the objects are stored in uppercase letters, unles you use double quotation marks to create:

  SQL > create table TesT_1 (number);

  Table created.

  SQL > create table 'TesT_2' (a number);

  Table created.

  SQL > select table_name from user_tables where table_name like '%1' or table_name like '%2 ';

  TABLE-NAME
  ------------------------------
  TEST_1
  TesT_2

  More details:

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B28359_01/server.111/b28286/sql_elements008.htm

  Published by: SKU on December 9, 2009 02:42