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I have a MacBook Pro 2018. Mojave 10.14.1.
Every time I type an "I " it automatically creates what appears to be 3 spaces between it and the word that follows. Anyone know how to fix this without me having to backspace the extra spaces out? it's really time-consuming but leaving it "as is" doesn't look good at all. Example in pic:
MacBook Pro 15”, macOS 10.14
Have you set any text replacement items in System Preferences : Keyboard : Text panel? Something that adds spaces after you type a capital letter I? Are you using Keyboard Maestro, Alfred, or any other comparable tool that may be recognizing the uppercase "I" and performing the substitution?
Have you set any text replacement items in System Preferences : Keyboard : Text panel? Something that adds spaces after you type a capital letter I? Are you using Keyboard Maestro, Alfred, or any other comparable tool that may be recognizing the uppercase "I" and performing the substitution?
Thank you! I checked out my system preferences for the keyboard and under "Replace with" there was a lower case i and then a capital I. I deleted that and it corrected the issue. I then went back and redid that replacement and it's still fine- doesn't add any more than one space after capital I. So I'm thinking that somehow there must've been additional spaces after the capital I in the replacement. I don't even know... It doesn't do it now though! so, thank you!
You are welcome.
Word and letter spacing
