# How to correct capitalization mistakes?

A common issue with the dictated output is that it doesn't understand if the word in a given context is a proper noun or not. This can lead to capitalization mistakes in the dictated text. You can handle this in two ways:

1. **Using Sentence Case**\
   Voice In dictation case can be changed to sentence case. Setting case to "Sentence case" disables uppercase everywhere except at the start of the sentence. \
   The downside of sentence case is that even proper nouns will be typed in small letters. \
   To learn how to change case, see [Change Case docs](https://help.dictanote.co/plus/voice-in-plus-guide#h_01ed484xn6rcthz3deqwp68m88).
2. **Use Voice Commands with Default Case**\
   Capitalization mistakes can occur in the default case. Words that shouldn't be capitalized might be capitalized. You can correct this using voice commands.\
   For example, if the word `hangout` gets dictated as `Hangout` instead of `hangout`. You can add the voice command `Hangout` => `hangout`\
   Refer to the [Custom Voice Commands guide](/plus/custom-voice-commands.md) for instructions on how to add a custom voice command. 

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