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Auto-Capitalization broken in R63.19 [edited]

Gerry Blue

I installed version R63.19 Build 27.1.63.19 this morning and it appears the auto-capitalization option is not currently working. The option is still there in preferences but turning it off and back on does not seem to make a difference. May I have it back please?

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Quicken Jayashree

We have identified the issue with 'automatically capitalize the first letter' not working as expected in R63.19. This will be fixed soon. Thank you for reporting this!

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Rocket J Squirrel

Confirmed. This is new in R63.19.

They may have broken it while implementing "IMPROVED - Fixed an issue where changes to payee name capitalization couldn't be saved."

Jim_Harman

The Release notes indicate that something was changed in this area:

IMPROVED Fixed an issue where changes to payee name capitalization couldn't be saved.

In earlier versions, if the option at Edit > Preferences > Data Entry and QuickFill > Capitalize payees and categories was enabled, typing in a new Payee would automatically capitalize the first letter of each word as you typed. In R63.19, that setting appears to be ignored.

This is an improvement???

Quicken Jayashree

We have identified the issue with 'automatically capitalize the first letter' not working as expected in R63.19. This will be fixed soon. Thank you for reporting this!

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I hope it is fixed soon.

Greg Brown

Same here…

gobig

https://community.quicken.com/discussion/comment/20493715#Comment_20493715

While you're at it, can you make it capitalize one-letter words, too?