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On 10/04/06, Scott Klement <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > Since I to write articles, I really wish they'd use an upper case letter for > > the first letter. It's tough to constantly convince word processors that > > you MEANT to leave the first letter of the sentence lower case. Of course, > > "System i" with a standalone lower case "i" just confuses them mightily as > > well. > > AMEN!! I keep saying stuff like this, and everyone ignores me. It's good > to know that at least one person understands how horrible the name > "System i" is to try to use in an article! You should be able to get auto-correction to work to your advantage instead of against you. For example, set it to change occurrences of "sysi" to "System i". Then just type "sysi" whenever you need it. You still have the problem that the spill chucker doesn't like lower case "i" of course. You can always add lower case "i" to your dictionary but then you run the risk of referring to yourself as "i". -- Dave...
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