Ok. This problem is tricky, and it can't be solved using just the Set Case function. What you need to do is to first use the Case function, and then use the Find/Replace function and replace "My" with "my". You should set the "start" to 3 and enable "case sensitive".

I understand that this is not the best solution, but it is the best I can come up with right now.

// Dan



jrsilvarc wrote:
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> Hi,
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> You didn't understand my question:
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> I have the sentence: My father and my mother are my best friends.
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> 1-If I use Capitalize words and Lower Case, the sentence change to:
> My Father And My Mother Are My Best Friends.
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> 2-But I want that all word "My" will be in Lower Case WITH EXCEPTION of the first "My" in the begin: (The letter "M" in Upper Case)
> My Father And my Mother Are my Best Friends.
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> 3-If I put the word "my" in Exceptions Field, and I Use Exceptions, the sentence will be:
> my Father And my Mother Are my Best Friends.
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> Try to you see.
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> I want to change to: My Father And my Mother Are my Best Friends.
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> Thanks
> Jose - Brazil
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: RL
> To: jrsilvarc
> Sent: Sunday, August 03, 2008 10:36 AM
> Subject: Re: Upper Case
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> Hi,
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> Use the "Set Case" function:
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> You want to use either "Capitalize sentences" or "Capitalize words".
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> // Dan
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> jrsilvarc wrote:
>> How I do so that all begins of file has Upper Case (example: "E" and in the middle how excepstion have all the "e" in Lower Case?
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