Capitalize the first word in a sentence

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• How can I make Pages capitalize the first word in a sentence?

  How can I make Pages capitalize the first word in a sentence? The I phone t - it, the iPad does, why not not iMac using Pages capitalize the first word on a new sentence?

  Pages of IOS and IOS itself remain different implementations of Pages v5.6.1 for Mac and OS X. In any version of Pages v5, if there was an option to preferences in Pages ' 09, there is no auto-capitalisation function.

  See my previous post is launching an OS X App Store free application, which can be applied to auto-capitalisation to your Pages v5 documents.

• How can I remove a space before the first word in a sentence using find and replace, or GREP?

  Right, so I put a document in inDesign to a word document, and it has a space before each first word in a sentence. It's really annoying and I need a quick way to get rid of them. I did not know how to do it with find/replace, but I don't know that there is a way to GREP, if someone can help me. I've included an image so that people can see exactly what I mean.

  Your example shows a space at the beginning of each paragraph, which is easy to remove with the ^ character, which means "beginning of the paragraph. If ^ \s will find a single of any kind at the beginning of a paragraph, as in your example. But the word you used was 'sentence' not 'paragraph' which can be more difficult. Surely if you are one of those one-space-after-point, you want to keep this space? What I don't get your example? Maybe your drive is one of those linebreak-at-the-end-of-each-sentence people.

• Capitalize the first letter of a sentence in a Textfield

  What is the best way to get a Textfield to behave like those for the first/last name in the addressbook?

  What I want is a field which:

  Capitalizes the first letter in uppercase

  Capitalizes the first letter in uppercase after each point or the dot & space

  allows the user to change it manually again.

  It seems so easy, but in fact is not. I thought about creating some statemachine for her, but it is much more complicated than it seems.

  The javax.microedition.lcdui.TextField has the INITIAL_CAPS_SENTENCE filter, but using this field isn't really an option, because it does not inherit from the RIM material and cannot be added to the managers (or anything else in my code also)

  help please

  Use ActiveAutoTextEditField.

• How the auto uppercase the first letter of each sentence

  I use the latest version of the Pages on the Sierra of the OS and I am trying to find a way to automatically capitalize the first letter of each sentence with nothing doesn't. I've been a user of Pages for years and every time announced a new update is all what I care about is adding this feature simple but important. So, now that the new update is here I can not yet understand how to take advantage of the auto and I can't find workarounds online to help me do it. Any idea?

  You can use WordService from DEVONtechnologies, free in the Mac App Store. You can then go to System Preferences > keyboard > shortcuts > Services & enable those you want. You can then select the text you want to apply the service to & go to Pages > Services & select initial caps of sentences. It is also possible to assign a keyboard shortcut to services. With the help of this device, or similar functionality in any word processing application still not to revert to words in a sentence that should be capitalized as 'I' or pronunciations. You will also have the problem of it capitalized words after the period for the abbreviation.

  I do it the traditional way, using the SHIFT key when necessary. It is advisable to learn to type using the SHIFT key, rather than relying on the software to do it for you. Just like the use of a spellchecker. It's good, but it will not go back on the words that are spelled correctly but not the correct spelling of the situation.

  

• Why no iphone 6 and iPad (mini and Air2) capital at the beginning of the first word in the search bar of Safari

  Why no iPhone 6 and iPad (Mini and Air 2) not capitalize first letter of the first word in Safari on the search bar?

  Web addresses contain no capital letters, nor do email. If looking at you any new credit card and it says to activate this card go to www.CardnameService.com/Activate, their meaning is www.cardnameservice.com/activate. It's the same thing.

  The above examples are that of the examples.

• GREP in parastyle - all the words in tiny paragraph outside the first word

  Hello. I hope for more assistance with the implementation of a GREP in a paragraph style.

  I'm composition several books and the many subtitles (all in the same paragraph style) are written so that each word is capitalized. The editor here now only the first word of each subheading to be capitalized, and instead of working my way through them manually, I was wondering if a GREP could achieve this? I know there are exceptions with proper names, but they are few.

  Any help appreciated, as any quick explanation on each part of the GREP so I understand better how it works!

  If the text was actually indexed using corks, it cannot be changed using GREP, but it may be film script. Script updated Dave Saunders style find/change case script would probably do what you want (change because of the sentence).

• Receive emails from retailers who have 'click' as the first word.

  Original title: cannot find ' click on ' addresses?

  Lately I have received emails from retailers who have 'click' as the first word, such as click.elowes.com and I always get a 'not found '.  What is the problem?

  Hello

  As you use Windows Live mail, you can also post your request in the Windows Live forums to get help.

• How to reference the first word in a text frame (threaded)?

  Hello.

  I have a series of threaded text images.
  I want to be able to reference the first word of each of them.
  [This is no big deal to start the project and do it all on the fly].

  Any ideas how I can get there?

  Any help would be appreciated.

  To get the content of the Word use myWord. content to move the Word use myWord. move (LocationOptions.AT_BEGINNING, myDestinationTextFrame);

• What is the best way to change the color of the first word in a paragraph?

  I have a lot of paragraphs where I want that the first word to keep the same font, the size, the type - but I want to change just the color of the lettering.

  I suggest to do this:

  (1) change your BC 4567000000 to the following line:

  4,567,000,000 BC - name derived from Hades.

  (2) add the following line after the top of the page:

  . first-word {color: red ;}}

  Note the period in the above code.

  The top of line will now look like this:

  H1 {make-size: 200%; do-family: "Comic Sans MS"; color: #66FFFF; text-align: center ;}}

  H2 {make-size: 100%; do-family: "Comic Sans MS"; color: Red ;}}

  p {make-size: 100%; do-family: "Comic Sans MS"; color: #EEEEEE ;}}

  . First-word {color: red ;}}

  Alternatives are almost similar to this one but try this one and then come back and demand the implementation of alternatives.

• "BOLD" from the first words of each line?

  I wonder if there is a way to fully automate this. I'm style expandable body of interview-format the text, and I would only the first word of each paragraph, be bold if they are one of the three names. I currently have a nested style black the first word of each paragraph, but not all of the paragraphs in the text begin with a name of interview. Can anyone help?

  Depends on if you need it to happen automatically when you start new documents with interviews, or if you need to do just for a single doc where all your text has already been sent to. If the latter, I had:

  (1) make a duplicate of the nested-style-parastyle called BoldNames

  (2) remove the nested style old style paragraph - now zero paragraphs have the nested style applied, and you have a separate unused paragraph with the nested style in style.

  (3) research the doc with a GREP query:

  To find

  ^(Jake|) Joel | James)

  Implement

  $

  with the format of

  BoldNames

  In this way, only the paragraphs that have one of these names at the beginning of the paragraph will be marked with the paragraph style that owns the nested style that applies "BOLD".

• [JS] [CS3] Apply the character Style to the first word

  I'm a noob that Javascript is concerned, and I expected a little guidance.

  Here is my scenario: I have a book that was composed in a single file; the main content is in a story. I want to select the first word in each block of text on each page and apply a character style. My goal is to use this character style to indicate the page breaks in the XML document - I maps to a specific tag style.

  So far, I have this poor specimen:

  myDocument var = app.activeDocument;
  myPage var = myDocument.pages.item (1);
  var myTextFrame = myPage.textFrames.item (0);

  
  If (app.activeDocument.stories [0] .paragraphs [0] .words [0]! = null)
  myTextFrame.paragraphs.item (0).words.item (0) = .appliedCharacterStyle
  myDocument.characterStyles.item ('foo');

  I know, I did not implement any kind of loop again (which will be more complicated given that there will be some blank backs, etc.). What I try to do in this is to select the first word in the first paragraph on the second page - which it does in reality. It's the first paragraph of the second begins on the first page, so I select that word on the first page, second page.

  As I said, a lot of work to do but a bit of help on getting to the right word would be most appreciated.

  Well, you were on the right track, but the "myText" test fails if there is no block of text on a page, because it fails a line earlier

  > var myTextFrame = myPage.textFrames.item (0);

  just before that, you must test the number of blocks of text:

  If (myPage.textFrames.length > 0)

  {

  ... your stuff...

  }

  Use it only if you are absolutely positive that there is just a block of text on each page! A slightly better way would be to always loop on each textframe:

  for (frames = 0; frames

  {

  var myTextFrame = myPage.textFrames.item (frames);

  .. etc.
  }

  in this case you don't have test his first length (the loop will not be executed if there is zero text blocks).

  [Grumpy] Since you have only a continuous story, an even better way would be to loop on texts related to this single story executives. You must identify the story somehow, and I usually click on the text cursor in the one that I need:

  monarticle = app.selection [0] .parentStory;

  or you can rely on the fact that the story begins as part of text on page 1:

  monarticle = app.activeDocument.pages [0] .stories [0];

  (I think this should work.) Then, each frame of the story until the end can be found in the table

  myStory.textContainers

  which are usually text blocks. Make a loop on them to help

  for (image = 0; frame)

  {

  myTextFrame = myStory.textContainers [frame];

  .. etc.

  }

• Capturing the first word of a textbox

  Good, small problem, I can not understand how to get the first word in a text box. Here's the code that captures the full range:

  var LSTN = "LSTN" + xfa.form.OUTSTCHK12.FormPage1.Subform1.PayeeLastName.rawValue; ".

  If someone could help me please, I would be very grateful.

  Well, now you know ho to spread the word, it is just a case of assigning to another field. Assuming that the other field is called OtherField, you would use a command like this:

  OtherField.rawValue = words [0]

  Paul

• Taking the first word only

  Hello, I got a single column, I just want to take only the first word of this column
  
  Column of blabla
  Hello how are there you?
  
  Please tel me how I can take only first Hello there and if I want to take the second word in the first place that should I do thank you

  SQL> with t as
  (
   select 'Hello how are you' str from dual union all
   select 'God bless you' str from dual union all
   select 'Take care my love' str from dual
  )
  ---
  ---
  select str, regexp_substr(str,'\w+') str1, regexp_substr(str,'\w+ +\w+') str2 from t
  /
  STR               STR1              STR2
  ----------------- ----------------- -----------------
  Hello how are you Hello             Hello how
  God bless you     God               God bless
  Take care my love Take              Take care        
  
  3 rows selected.
  

• Remove the first word of a line based on delimiter

  Hello

  I have data like this in a column:

  Word1 Word2 mot3

  Word1
  Word1, Word2

  And I want that the select statement to return the row without first word OR keep it what if there isn't a single word in line. As:

  Word2 mot3

  Word1
  Word2

  So I think as we look in the line "returns all the data after, or SPACE ' and ' leave as what if there is only one word" (should be so that there is no empty space after the word).

  Is it possible to do something like this with a select query? What would be a good solution?

  You can do this sort of thing with regular expressions for example

  Select regexp_replace (columnname, ' ^ [^] + (. *) $', '\1') as newvalue

  TableName

  (I hope, that works, I can't test the minute I don't have access to a database)