[tdf-discuss] Calc usability issue (autocorrect of small letter to capital letter)

Kevin André <hyperquantum -AT- gmail.com>
Tue, 8 Mar 2011 16:14:43 +0100

Calc seems to autocorrect a small letter to a capital letter after a dot
character.
But a dot character does not always mean the end of a sentence; in this case
it was used for an abbreviation. And sadly there is no way to undo a wrong
autocorrection: pressing undo will revert the entire input of the cell.
Please provide a way to undo the autocorrection, or make calc realise that
when a user changes 'R' to 'r' in a cell it shouldn't make it an 'R' again
:) That's really frustrating.

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Context

[tdf-discuss] Calc usability issue (autocorrect of small letter to capital letter) · Kevin André
- Re: [tdf-discuss] Calc usability issue (autocorrect of small letter to capital letter) · Fernand Vanrie
- Re: [tdf-discuss] Calc usability issue (autocorrect of small letter to capital letter) · Irmhild Rogalla
  - Re: [tdf-discuss] Calc usability issue (autocorrect of small letter to capital letter) · Stefan Weigel
  - Re: [tdf-discuss] Calc usability issue (autocorrect of small letter to capital letter) · Kevin André
- Re: [tdf-discuss] Calc usability issue (autocorrect of small letter to capital letter) · Robert Derman

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