PC Access Flyer Reference Guide

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Sentence Case

The combination of uppercase and lowercase letters typical in a sentence. Generally this means the first word in the sentence begins with an uppercase letter, with all other letters and words in lowercase.

Exceptions: proper nouns, acronyms, and (often) program entity names may have some or all of their letters in uppercase.

Here is an example of sentence case:

These words are in sentence case.

See also: title case.

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