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Is there a hidden GPO or reg change to disable "capitalize first letter of table cells"? I've applied near enough the same settings to disable spelling and grammar checking for Word 2016 and Word 2013. Word 2016 works a treat, 2013 however isn't. All auto-capitalisation options are disabled that can be disabled via GPO or reg. The only option that remains on is "capitalize first letter of table cells". If I uncheck this option in 2013, then the first letter of a paragraph stops auto-capitalising - but I can't find a way to disable this in GPO or registry. I've found a few sites where others have asked the same question, but there's been no answer. -Edit- Further testing shows that if I uncheck "capitalize first letter of table cells", then the first letter of new paragraphs are no longer changed to capitals. However, if I turn the option back on, the letters are still no longer capitalised. - Edit 2 - I have found the reg key to disable "capitalize first letter of table cells": Path = HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\a\Software\Microsoft\Office\14. 0\Word\Options\assist\ Name = fCapTable_232_1 Type = DWORD Value = 0 This disables "capitalize first letter of table cells", but the first letter is still being changed to a capital. Damnit - Edit 3 - I don't think this is possible. If I go to File > Options > Proofing > AutoCorrect Options Without changing anything in this window, absolutely no changes what so ever - if I close the window to return to the document, the first letter is no longer changed to a capital. What?

I've set this reg key and still get the red squiggly line along with the right-click menu with spelling suggestions. The key is set in the registry when a user logs in.

Is there an easier way to get a list of devices from AzureAD that have (or haven't) BitLocker encryption enabled i.e. have a BitLocker key? From the GUI, the only way I can 'see' the devices keys are to go to each device from the list of devices and see if there's a key shown.

I've got a script to set a localuser account expiry date (to force them to return the laptop), but out of interest I'd like to see what the current date is when the laptop comes back There doesn't appear to be a "Get-LocalUser -Name account -AccountExpires" feature

Many thankings for you. I've mashed that site, some YQL, and jQuery to show todays Dilbert as a straight off image - which is now on our TV

Hey everybody! I'm in the search for a daily Dilbert strip to add to our digital signage in the office, but it seems there are no longer any supported. Just wondering if anyone has one, or has come across a working one? Our signage, from what I can see, only displays text. So ideally I'm after a script of some sorts that I could add to a HTML file and use that. Ta

If anyone is still interested, GBoard is now in the UK. I've used it briefly and it has to be the quickest (and stable) keyboard for iOS I've used so far. The 'flow' keyboard is very quick and fairly accurate.

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Managed to get on there last night with a mate for a couple of hours. I quite like it, but not £55 like it. Audio is awesome, and seems like a game to just drop in and out for a bit. Hoped the BETA would have a couple more things to do than what was available.

Anyone attending this year? I went last year (was knackered after travelling - 5 hour journey to London, 3-4 hours back) and had a good day out. Was hoping to go again this year, but have left it too late (had the registration site open on a tab for weeks) and now you can only attend with a session code.

Was hoping to go (would be my first) but need the holiday day (Friday) for honeymoon next year, and a friend who I was going with can't make the weekend. Planning for next year though as Army of TWO

Also (spoilers) you torture a guy in Dishonored.

LosOjos - Pretty sure it's an exam set by Enlight, not sure if they are the examining body though. I'll let the tutor know the that the top experts have confirmed it's not possible It does, but that applies a border to the paragraph whereas the exam question is asking for a border to be applied to the text only.

Yeah ... but this is an exam, and it'll only accept a "bottom border". Might of been easier to say left or right border. Even the tutor thinks it's a silly question. Would be easier to have text in a text box and the border wrap around that.

A tutor has come to us with an exam question using Word 2013 (the problem exists in 2010 too). The method that the exam accepts as a pass doesn't work when using Word (the exam uses a simulated version). Said method is ... Highlight some text In the paragraph 'block' on the 'Home' tab, expand the borders menu then go to "Borders and Shading" Change the "Applies to" option, in the dialog box that appears, to "Text". Click on the bottom border button in the preview area. Click OK No matter what border button or setting is pressed, the border is always set to surround the text. It doesn't seem possible to have part of a border (to the left, top, bottom, right). I've tried in Word 2010 too, and that does the same thing. There also doesn't seem to be any mention of this on any site I've seen (so far). Most examples only use the paragraph option for "applies to", which works as it should.