@BR -- agree 100%
Was not even thinking of limited to just first paragraphs. I was going for any <p> tag
I was thinking that ...
if the first word after a <p> is all caps, then it would be capitialized
if the second, third, and fourth (maybe more) words after a <p> were all caps, then they would be lower cased
Even stepping through with [Find] or [Replace, Find Next] to catch:
'SMILEY FLEW TO DODGE CITY; CAPABILITY BROWN was in the arrivals hall to meet him...'
to be fixed manually would be a lot faster then manually going to each file, highlighting the 'offending text,' and right clicking to change the case, etc.
'Smiley flew to Dodge City; Capaility Brown was in the arrivals hall to meet him...'
I tried 2 RegExs to do it in two passes, but never got even the first one to work.
I think theducks' comment about differences in RegEx engines means that there is no way to automate the process