CAPITALIZE WORD

  Changes the case of a range, box, or single word---making the first
  character uppercase (if it is a letter) and other letters lowercase.

  Steps:

     1.  Optionally, select or find the text to change (see help on SELECT
         or FIND), or put the cursor anywhere on the word to change.

     2.  Use the CAPITALIZE WORD command.

  Usage notes:

  o  With a range or box, CAPITALIZE WORD makes the first letter of the
     range uppercase and makes any other letters of the first word
     lowercase. For the rest of the range, it works on each word in the
     range, and ends with the last letter in the range (even if it is not
     the last letter of a word).

  o  If SET BOX SELECT is in effect, CAPITALIZE WORD treats a found range
     like a box selection---see help on Ranges And Boxes.

  o  If you do not select or find text, CAPITALIZE WORD works on the current
     word. The cursor can be anywhere on that word. If you are between
     words, it works on the next word on the line (if any).

  Related topics:

     Ranges And Boxes    BOX SELECT        FIND            LOWERCASE WORD
     SELECT              UPPERCASE WORD    WILDCARD FIND