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Capitalization Of First Word Disappears In Reply Or Forwarded Emails

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I use Dragon NaturallySpeaking Professional 15 to dictate Thunderbird emails. The first word of every new paragraph is automatically capitalized. As I dictate the word is capitalized. When I receive a response from another person, the capitalization on my email has disappeared, making it appear as if I never capitalized the first word of the sentence. This is a relatively new phenomenon. I have been using Dragon NaturallySpeaking and Thunderbird together for 20 years. Is this a problem with 91.10.0 (64-bit)?

I use Dragon NaturallySpeaking Professional 15 to dictate Thunderbird emails. The first word of every new paragraph is automatically capitalized. As I dictate the word is capitalized. When I receive a response from another person, the capitalization on my email has disappeared, making it appear as if I never capitalized the first word of the sentence. This is a relatively new phenomenon. I have been using Dragon NaturallySpeaking and Thunderbird together for 20 years. Is this a problem with 91.10.0 (64-bit)?

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Is it capitalized in your sent folder? From your wording, it seems the text was proper at the time it was sent.

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Yes, capitalization is correct in emails in my sent folder.

I am using a template from Smart Template, and sometimes I see that my formatting in a reply from Outlook causes spacing changes etc. in my reply email template.

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To me, that means TB is working as designed and intended. It doesn't change content or we would all be complaining. My guess is something is happening on the receiver's email.

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The interesting thing about this is when I dictate, e.g., "cap when" resulting in "When" in the email, the capitalization is not affected upon the reply from the recipient. If I am not mistaken, Thunderbird capitalizes the first word on each line of an email, correct? I just tried this with no template, and Thunderbird does insert a capital the first word of the line. Somehow this is affected by forwarding or replying where the original email is displayed. I very much appreciate your assistance in attempting to solve this mystery.

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Are you using an addon? Thunderbird does not capitalize first word in a sentence, although some addons do. However, I don't see the mystery if your sent folder shows it as written with caps where you placed them.

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Yes, I use SmartTemplates because the old "Stationery" add-on no longer works with Thunderbird.

The problem for me, as professional, is when someone forwards my email, or replies to my email, my capitalization is absent and it looks very unprofessional.

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To pursue this, I suggest you test with a few friends to see what is happening, as I can't imagine people consciously changing your text. Yes, it is quite puzzling.