Capitalization exceptions

You manage capitalization exceptions in the Capitalization Exceptions dialog. A configuration can have any number of exceptions and all exceptions are applied to the property value if it is marked for capitalization.

Access: iPropWiz Configuration Editor > Property Entry Options >

Click the button to view a video on managing capitalization exceptions in the selected iPropWiz configuration.

Toolbar

	Add a new capitalization exception. The new exception is immediately available in the editor.
	Edit the selected capitalization exception. Optionally, double-click a capitalization exception to edit it.
	Delete the selected capitalization exception.

	Capitalization exception list
	All capitalization exceptions in the current configuration are listed here. Select an existing capitalization exception to edit of delete it.

Save / Discard edits

Control what happens to the capitalization exception you are currently editing.

	Save any edits you have made to the capitalization exception text. Close the editing of the selected capitalization exception.
	Close the editing of the selected capitalization exception without saving any changes.

Exception text

Enter the text that will be excluded from capitalization when a property value is capitalized.

All characters in the exception are considered when looking for matches in the property value. Space characters may be difficult to see.

If the exception needs to include a numeric value, use <#> as a placeholder for any number. The second capitalization in the above image includes a numeric value reference.

Keep exceptions involving numeric values as simple as possible. The rules are applied on a single pass through the property value.

For example, an exception written as "<#> x <#>" would be more successful if written as "<#> x"

	Test value for capitalization
	Enter a value you would like to test the capitalization exception(s) against. Any text is permitted.

Test capitalization exception(s)

The following image shows the results of two tests against the text in the Initial Value text box. The configuration contains the two capitalization exceptions shown in the main image above ( "x " and "<#>mm" ).

In both test the current capitalization exception is "x "

In the left side test, the Test only the current exception button is clicked. The "x " text instances are not capitalized but the "<#>mm" exception is not processed.

In the right side test, the Test all exceptions button is clicked. The "x " text instances are not capitalized and the "<#>mm" text is also left uncapitalized.

	Test result
	The result of applying the capitalization exception(s) against the Initial Value text is displayed here.

Note: Capitalization exceptions are local to the iPropWiz configuration. They must be defined in each iPropWiz configuration where they are used.