When i type the word "waar" ( Dutch for "true" ) Pages automaticly changes it into capitals.
This only happens witht the words "waar" and "onwaar" ( true and false )
How can i change that ?
pages-OTHER, Mac OS X (10.7.3)
Menu > Preferences > Auto-Correction > uncheck Fix Capitlization
Peter
Thanks Peter,
But that doesn't help, and it only happens with the words "WAAR" and "ONWAAR" ( TRUE and FALSE )
oh i'm sorry, this happens in te headers of a collumn from a table!!!
It's because TRUE and FALSE are reserved words, always spelled in caps in Numbers.
I let you download your localized version.
Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) dimanche 26 février 2012
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Yvan
Now we find out it is actually in a table!
Look up "Total waste of time" in Apple's online dictionary and it says "see Pages Support Forum".
Peter
I fully agree with you.
I just saw the precision before you.
If you know a way to make askers understanding that it would be fair to give an exact description of their problem, I'm interested.
Sometimes I wrote what I thought about this kind of contempt (scorn) demonstrated by askers but my wording is "not politically correct" and such messages are filtered.
Today, I was lucky : I discovered this thread when the second OP's message was available.
Honestly, I'm not sure that with original one I would have make a link between true/false and tables. It's too easy to say "mais c'est bien sur" when we have the correct infos.
Happily, you know that I don't post here to earn points.
The true logical behavior was that the OP opened Pages09_gebruikershandleiding.pdf and searched for onwaar (which is what I did … in Numbers09_gebruikershandleiding.pdf).
Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) dimanche 26 février 2012
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