Captial A is always interpretted as a chord.

First let me say that I really like this product! I find it to be the perfect balance between options and simplicity.

I love the automatic highlighting of chords and it seems to work perfectly, except... when you have a line that begins with an "A".

As in: "A long, long time ago..."

Is there a tag I can use to indicate "don't interpret this as a chord"? It's not a huge deal but it's a little confusing to have all the lyrics white except one letter.

Thanks,

Mark

Forgive me, but if the A is part of the lyrics and not a chord then it will count as a bug for any normal user.
Your solution: - Put another char beside the A so it is not recognised as chord eg. A.
is not acceptable as the word "A" is not the end of a sentence.
Your solution - Turn off the automatic chord highlighting
is not acceptable when one wants chords highlighted.
Your solution - Use the editor to colour the A the same colour as your normal text
is acceptable, but how do you do that. I see no facility for colouring text within the program's editor. I can delete the offending red A and re-enter it when it appears black,but as soon as the file is displayed during normal usage it gets turned red again.

May I suggest that you produce an update using the normal programmer's technique for this sort of problem. Introduce an "escape character", Typically a backslash would be employed and when this is placed immediately before the character you don;t want to be treated as a chord, the program will not display the escape character but will colour the "non chord" character black or white depending on the theme selected.

Oops! Sorry new user and I missed that this has gone in the v3 area. My remarks refer to v2.52-full