Replacing i with a capital I

[Riverrun]

To make a long story short, I need to edit a rather long document. The author has neglected to capitalise the word "I." Is there an easy way of replacing "i" with "I" using command + f or, I'm comfortable using Terminal, maybe there's a command that I can use?

 

[53kyle]

1. command+f
2. enter " i " (make sure there is a space before and after "i")
3. check replace
4. enter " I " (make sure there is a space before and after "I") in second box
5. click "all"

 

[Riverrun]

Thanks!

Worked a treat! Thanks Kyle.

 

[Nermal]

Although you've already resolved the issue, do you have access to a copy of Word? If "I" isn't capitalised then there are likely other issues with the document, and the grammar checker can make corrections less of a chore.

 

[benwiggy]

Although you've already resolved the issue, do you have access to a copy of Word? If "I" isn't capitalised then there are likely other issues with the document, and the grammar checker can make corrections less of a chore.

I certainly wouldn't rely on Word's ability to check grammar. It often flags non-issues and raises doubts where there were none. "Do you mean that or which?"

 

[Nermal]

I certainly wouldn't rely on Word's ability to check grammar. It often flags non-issues and raises doubts where there were none. "Do you mean that or which?"

I certainly didn't intend to suggest that the grammar checker is allowed to run rampant , just that it can make it quicker to find issues that may need fixing.