Yes, for all of you that didn’t know. This is the reason why on Microsoft Words 2003 and 2007, every time you write cuma, it got capitalized. To stop this, here’s some tricks.

1. Every time you write cuma, write hanya. It has the same meaning.
2. Write Cuma plus space, move four characters left, delete the C, change it to c, and move four character right.
3. Find autocorrect options (it’s in different location on Microsoft Words 2003 and 2007, and uncheck Capitalize names of days. This doesn’t mean that Senin, Selasa, etc won’t be capitalised, because it isn’t even capitalised from beginning. D%^n you, Microsoft! Indonesia is not just Bali, you know. Screenshot here

Good luck finding the autocorrect options :p

Tags: autocorrect

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