RE: How well understood is sentence case?

["Marci Bethel, RMB Editorial Services" <mhbethel -at- rmbeditorial -dot- com>]

Craig asked: <<Is there a well understood term for describing a string of
characters where the first letter is uppercase and the rest are lowercase?
Title Case seems "official," sentence case less so.>>


It depends on your audience. For editors, sentence case and title case are
common terms. For construction people, probably not. <g>

Sentence case refers to this sort of capitalization.
Title Case Is Used for Headings.

-Marci

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