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  When using my phone with the rotor on writing, I am able to change the settings in capital letters, numbers and punctuation by sliding 3 fingers down vertically, however I can't get it to work on the iPad. Can anyone help please?

  If you use two VoiceOver and zoom in on your iPad, try to temporarily disable the zoom. I found that I can not change handwriting options when the zoom and VO are enabled.  -AJ

• How you rename your iphone icons, I need to change the capital letters.

  I need to change my names of icons to the capitals, as my eyesight has gotten worse with age.

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  Go to Settings - General - go to the restaurant for a text more big & bold text

  Alternatively, you can increase the contrast.

  See you soon

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• can not type lower case letters to change the password, only uppercase letters come

  When I change a password and that you have to copy the letters and numbers, I can only type the capital letters, why don't appear lowercase?

  Hi Claudia,.

  I seriously doubt the problem has nothing to do with your keyboard itself (unless all the problems of cap occur in other places as well and on other websites and in internet like Notepad or Word or other programs), but is a matter of how things work and is designed by the designers of web sites on the sites you use.  What you are dealing with is called a Captcha in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAPTCHA.  While this "capital" may occur on that specific page or site, I sincerely doubt it occurs on all sites that use such a feature - you are not using or never seen a site where it works differently.  Here's a number of things that may help to explain why you're facing what happens:

  1. the process is based on captures the difficult to read characters in a text box to verify that a person is on-line here and improve the safety of bots.  Different programs use different features and things to code differently.

  2. some Captchas are case-sensitive and others not (it depends on the product purchased or how it is programmed on the web site, or both).  Usually if it is case-sensitive I saw him say that this is the case in small print under the image.

  3. in programming, web page designers can usually decide whether to make case-sensitive entry (or just the sight of it appear uppercase, even if correctly entered in uppercase and lowercase letters), but often cannot control if or not the presented images show images that is case-sensitive.  If they want it is case-sensitive, then the text box must accept case-insensitive letters (even if they do not appear like this) or entry will be denied.

  4 if it is case sensitive, but the images are not, then a way around this problem from a design perspective is for box only accept letters in some cases and set the distinction uppercase / lowercase to only allow the entry of this case.  To make it easier on the user and prevent calls it does not work, they can control the input box, it allows only uppercase letters and define the uppercase distinction / lowercase to require that all capital letters.  So even if you can see the image in various cases, the box allow uppercase be entered which will allow the program to accept input.

  5. If it is not case sensitive, so they can always set the box to show only uppercase (for some reason any) which works perfectly for any deal is registered in this situation.

  6. If you are having problems with entry and suspect the acceptance of capital letters only is the cause, then try several images more before hitting the panic button.  Sometimes I find that I have to try 4 or 5 (they often have a switch button to choose an image that you think you can read correctly when the original or other choices are harder - I sometimes have trouble anyway even with my reading glasses and still need to try several times before it works)-then do not immediately assume that it is a rather simple design flaw being able to read the wretched things.  If some that there is a problem, try contacting the technical support web site support team.  They may be able to pass the image of recaptcha or reset your password (if you probably will not then be able to choose).

  7. This may be a function of the browser used.  Before assuming, is the keyboard (which is very likely if it occurs in a text area), try using another browser like some pages work differently with different browsers.  If you usually use IE, then download Firefox, Chrome or Opera and see if the same thing happens.  If so, it is probably not the browser.

  8. at this point, if you can not access due to it (forget the 'problem' if it allows you to enter and go beyond it despite showing all caps - it is not about you and is not a problem) and the website can not help, try using a different keyboard.  If it's a laptop, try a USB keyboard and see if that solves the problem or access the form from accessibility keyboard in Control Panel and see if it works.  If Yes, then you may have a keyboard problem.  First, update the driver of keyboard, firmware and/or software by the manufacturer of the computer or keyboard manufacturer, being sure to use the downloads for your machine and your version of Windows.  If this does not work, you may replace the keyboard, although it also works very well - but I doubt very much that will occur or prove to be the case, unless you have more problems associated with the keyboard that just that.

  Somewhere along the way, you will discover that this is not a problem or find the cause of the problem (it is really not that many options beyond what precedes that can cause this kind of thing and not be found using ideas, tests or methods above).  I'm almost ready to almost guarantee that you don't really have a problem, or one of them will be identity it and depending on what it is, give you an idea where to go next in terms of resolve.

  I hope this helps.  Again, I think you're very probably see how the site and not a real problem unless you can't access, after at least half a dozen tent (and perhaps someone else is who has best eyesight to try as well) and technical support of the site people confirm what is happening shouldn't happen.

  Good luck and best wishes.

• 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

• 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

• Help: How to fix a line in this script (well almost) on the change of the actual text capital LETTERS?

  app.findGrepPreferences = null;

  app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat = "\\l\\l+";

  app.activeDocument.characterStyles.item ("SC");

  foundList = app.activeDocument.findGrep (true);

  for (i = 0; i < foundList.length; i ++)

  foundList [i] .changecase (ChangecaseMode.UPPERCASE);

  The idea is to choose the magenta words in salt to be set in uppercase.

  The problem is the script (based in Jongware and P. Kahrel) is to convert all the texts for no capital letters not assuming that the condition to the style of characters 'SC'.

  Instead, it evolves throughout the text:
  

  

  Try:

  app.findGrepPreferences.appliedCharacterStyle = app.activeDocument.characterStyles.item ("SC");

  * not tested

• Changing all the names of layers in capital letters

  I tried to clean the layers in a document (s) with the following script.  Everything works except for the line in capital LETTERS.

  Someone at - it ideas?

  function standardizeLayerNames()

  {

  var myDoc7 = app.activeDocument

  var myLayerCount7 = myDoc7.layers.length

  for (var myCounter7 = 0; myCounter7 < myLayerCount7; myCounter7 ++) {}

  var selectLayer7 = myDoc7.layers [myCounter7]

  selectLayer7.visible = true

  selectLayer7.locked = false

  selectLayer7.name = selectLayer7.name.replace (' '-', '_')

  selectLayer7.name = selectLayer7.name.replace ("", "_")

  selectLayer7.name = selectLayer7.name.CaseChangeType.UPPERCASE

  }

  }

  function standardizeLayerNames() {
            var myDoc7 = app.activeDocument;
            var myLayerCount7 = myDoc7.layers.length;
            for (var myCounter7 = 0; myCounter7 < myLayerCount7; myCounter7++) {
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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.

• 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

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  I'm sorry you have a problem of capital letters and tiny to the wireless connection.

  When the keyboard appears on the screen of the printer, there is an ARROW pointing to the top or a TRIANGLE. Press, and the keyboard turns into CAPS.

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• When we try to write in a pdf file. document, it changes the Danish letters Æ Ø Å to different signs. To do this, this om pc and Mac. Anyone know of a solution? Thank you

  When we try to write in a pdf file. document, it changes the Danish letters Æ Ø Å to different signs. To do this, this om pc and Mac. Anyone know of a solution? Thank you

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• "Vectorize" does not not to change the individual letters of the text. Help, please!

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• why he writes my actions in capital letters?

  Hey guys.

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  Please help :-)

  THX.

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• Script to replace the small caps that are typed in capital letters with capital letters (A = &gt; a, B = &gt; 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.

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