No capital A when first letter of word.

I Cant get the shift A to give me a letter when A is the first letter of a sentence. I have to use the cap lock key, and this is only on one of my accounts, any ideas?

Hi, as it is only on 1 of your accounts I would:-
(1) Repair Permissions (2) Go the SMC reset Route
I Googled your Issue & some people said that they had not installed the latest updates...L

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changecase.cfm
Rev 1.01
cf_changecase is a simple custom tag to format case in given
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(c) 2001, Rizal Firmansyah, [email protected]
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"happysailingdude" <[email protected]> wrote
in message
news:e46tjv$e30$[email protected]..
> hi Dan thanks very much. I have made an executive
decision to do a bit of
> a
> hack for now as my site is only small so if a user
enters something in the
> wrong way i can quickly manually update it myself.
>
> so now i have this which works 9 times out of ten if the
user enters a one
> word name eg "bill" or "fred" of "jane" then it works
just fine
>
> the only time it doesnt work is if the user's name is
more than 1 word (or
> is
> hyphenated) eg "mary anne" or "anne-marie" hence the
first cfif line - in
> these
> cases i can manually update
>
> i put this here in case it is of use to anyone else
>
> cheers
>
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FORM.firstname contains "-")>
> '#Left( UCase( "#FORM.firstName#" ), 1 )##Right( LCase(
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> <cfelse>
> '#FORM.firstName#'
> </cfif>
>

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I have the same issue as a post in the Mountain Lion discussion group. It doesn't seem to be getting an answer. So I thought I would post it here, being that I do have Snow Leopard.
The Mountain Lion post is here: https://discussions.apple.com/message/21665861#21665861
Here is MY question::
Can anyone answer this? I have this same thing. I've had this Mac since 2010, too, I think, at least two years. I don't remember being asked to use lowercase, nor actually typing in the Capital letter. I stumbled upon the realization when I was using my Macbook and my user name whille different does use all lowercase. The Macbook is newer.
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etresoft -- are you around??
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