Q:  When I use \ /[Date] in my formletters, only the first letter 
    of the month is capitalized.  How can I get it to capitalize  
    the whole month?


A:   Instead of using \ /[Date] in your formletters, use the
     following command:

     \ /[&Upper(Cmonth(Date()))+' '+Subs(Dtoc(Date()),4,2)+
         ' '+'19'+Subs(Dtoc(date()),7,2)]

     Most likely this command is going to be longer than one line
     in your formletter.  After the command is actually executed
     (which happens when the formletter is printed), it will only
     be as long as the current date (example: OCTOBER 29 1991).  

     When entering this command in your formletter, it is important
     NOT to have any hard returns ANY WHERE in the command string!
     At the end of the first line do not press the <ENTER> key
     (which would cause a hard return), simply allow the line to
     line wrap down automatically.

     NOTE:  When inserting this command into yoour document, do not
            put the space between the `\' and the `/'.  This is done
            in this document to prevent any merging from being done when
            this help file is printed.


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NEW 10/29/91 MLM
Indexed under:  D  Date  Uppercasing the MONTH
                U  Upper Case of the MONTH in a Date