[Solved] Capitalization woes

[rjmnook@gmail.com]

I hate to raise this topic yet again but I can find not redress to the issue I see.
I am creating a concert program. The first few lines are centred and not sentences - no punctuation, just new-lines. Each work of each line is capitalized automatically. I really don't want this behaviour. Change case has no effect. Autocorrect capitalization is unchecked. What else can be forcing each word to begin with a capital?

My document begins:

St. Thomas' Cathedral
Lunchtime Recital


I rather it looked like this:

St. Thomas' Cathedral
lunchtime recital

Suggestions gratefully received.

Richard

[Bill]

Please upload a sample document so we can test the settings you're using.

[rjmnook@gmail.com]

Here it is. Try modifying the first three lines to see the effect.

Richard

[Hagar Delest]

There is a Character formatting on the text: select the text and in the Character properties, Font effect tab, change the Effects field to Without.

Please add '[Solved]' at beginning of your first post title (edit button) if your issue has been fixed.

[RoryOF]

Often it is sufficient, when a first line letter is capitalised, to undo the capital and replace with lower case.

[rjmnook@gmail.com]

Thank you so much for the Font Effects tip. That fixes it. I'm afraid Ctrl-Z doesn't work in this.
This has bugged me for months. I did discover that using the format paint brush fixed the issue. Now I understand why.
Thanks again for all suggestions.

[RoryOF]

How I do it is to overwrite the leading capital with the lowercase letter, then down arrow to the next line, which I have already entered. As far as I remember pressing enter on the line causes the leading lowercase to be replaced with the capital.

[Hagar Delest]

Ctrl+Z won't work because there was no autocorrect action from AOO, it's just a style application like all caps.