My first official post to my journal is a question....

[ebdim9th]

How can I get the 'e' in my posting name to capitalize? I've capitalized it in my 'profile edit' and it always stays lower-case.  The E and the b are for E - Flat.... the lowercase e and b together make that less obvious.... anyway, just awonderin'.....

Looks below this entry *facepalm headdesk* apparently I dont know how to properly send people

Comments

[alexandrite_20]

I don't think you can get it to capitalize, unfortunately.

[ebdim9th]

Drat. But i got to see you pop up out of hiding, that was worth the asking of the question....

[alexandrite_20]

not so much hiding as just insanely busy :D

[thestormcellar]

Unfortunately, you can't. I've been wanting for it to be TheStormCellar for years, but it just won't go.

[ebdim9th]

Thats what I was afraid of. Eh, oh well. You'd think theyd have changed that after all this time... TheStormCellar needs new doors.. .call it a Capital improvement project... :P

[boboradley]

Helloes E-flat, I wish I could help, but I don't know how to do it either. :(

I hope you are doing well. :)

[diablita_ii]

I like my lower case d.. hee hee.. it's kinda deceiving :P and I like your lower case e.. it works well too.. :D

*hugs*

[ebdim9th]

thing is, there's no such thing as an e - b chord. There's an E chord, and theres a B chord, and you can do all sorts of things with flats, sharps, ninths, sevenths, thirteenths, augmenteds and diminisheds... but when its eb instead of Eb... the 'b' loses its signifigance as a flat and the e loses its signifigance as an E note or key...