Letter case in shortcuts

In OS 5.2.1, I have shortcuts with both upper and lower case text (i.e., Post).  When entering the shortcut using the lower case Grafitti panel, it will change the upper case to lower case (post), or when using the upper case Grafitti panel, change all to upper case (POST).  I cannot get it to reliably reproduce my shortcut as saved (Post).
Post relates to: Tungsten T3

Hello brock6389 and welcome to the forums......
You could look in the prefs icon to see if there is a setting there... But I don't think there is.
What I would do is perform a hard reset on the device.  Only after you have synced and saved your data.  A hard reset will restore the device back to factory settings and should resolve the issue for you.  PLEASE NOTE>>>>>  This action erase all your data.  Please sync and back up your data before doing a hard reset.  You may have to set up your favorites again.  Below is a link for assistance in resets....
http://kb.palm.com/wps/portal/kb/common/article/887_en.html
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Colapop

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