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I'm just guessing, but my guess is that making the Find function capitalization-agnostic would not take much. I'm not suggesting (like you are!) optional case sensitivity (let alone special characters, etc.); I'd just like it to find all of the asked for letters, regardless of whether they are capitalized or not. ABC = aBc = abc =Abc. My uneducated guess is that there is a way that you tell tell the program that a=A and b=B. Maybe it's based on ASCII (English) lower-case letters all being the-same-number-as-its-matching-uppercase-letter-plus-32. It must be a very common little function since you can enter any assortment of caps and small letters in an email address or a URL and it is treated as if it were all lower-case. (www.goOGlE.coM = www.google.com)