https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=80521
--- Comment #7 from Gordo <[email protected]> --- Does this have something to do with numbering and abbreviations? Or is it because a number is not in the range of a-z? When using numbering, autocaptialise does not happen after the number unless the previous sentence or numbered item ends with a period. Any sentence ending with a number or letter (except I), and with or without parenthesis (opening and closing or just closing), before a period results in the first word of the next sentence not being capitalised. this is a test (a). this this is a test (A). this this is a test a). this this is a test a. this this is a test A. this this is a test (m). this this is a test m. this this is a test (aa). This <--(two letters and it capitalises) this is a tes (100). this this is a test (10000000). this this is a test 1). this 1. this is a test. <--(no numbering applied) (1). this is a test. <--(no numbering applied) 1). this is a test. <--(no numbering applied) this is a test 1a. This <--(number and letter and it capitalises) In a new document with numbering the first item is capitalised because that is the same as there not being any numbering. So: 1. Test 2. test 3. This is a test 1. test 2. test 3. This is a test. 1. Test 2. test. 3. Test 4. Windows Vista 64 Version: 4.4.3.2 Build ID: 88805f81e9fe61362df02b9941de8e38a9b5fd16 -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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