The exceptions that you set apply across all the Office programs that support the AutoCorrect feature, which means that any change you make to this list in one program also affects the other programs.On the, click Exceptions, and then do one of the following.If you selected the Correct TWo INitial CApitals check box, and you want to prevent AutoCorrect from correcting a specific word that contains mixed uppercase and lowercase letters (such as 'IDs'), click the INitial CAps tab.To add a word to the exception list, type the word in the box and then click Add. You can enable or disable various options for automatically correcting capitalization on the.On the, select or clear any of the following check boxes.Correct TWo INitial CApitals.Capitalize first letter of sentences.Capitalize first letter of table cells (Not in Excel or OneNote).Capitalize names of days.Correct accidental use of cAPS LOCK keyYou can specify exceptions to a few of the capitalization rules.
