When typing the name of a book title, my M. Word is telling me not to cap. everything.?

You are correct: italicized or underlined and all words capitalized. MS Word grammar tool is a big, fat joke. Don't rely on it.

And, Antonio, being a teacher, you should know that it's "they're," not "there." Anyway.

Capitalize the first letter of all three words, then italicize OR underline them. Microsoft Word is nice for some of its grammar and spell checks, but you have to remember it does not understand context. Do not rely on it to give you correct information ever. Use it as a guideline to double check with either a proofreader or a style book.

Capitalizing, by standard grammar, is supposed to be done to differentiate any specific noun from a 'class' of nouns. It's Seabiscuit or Secretariat, just as it's Keith Andes and Ms. Johnson, to separate these specific named persons from all the sea biscuit, johns, "keiths" and "johnsons" on planet.

The system is telling you to capitalize only the first letter of a word at the beginning of a sentence of title, and only thereafter when it's a "proper" or identifying noun--New York, "Spells Made Easy" and Alexander the Great; all caps is the equivalent of shouting on line--but it has nothing to do with capitalization and a lot to do with asking for ATTENTION.

The ms word can't recognize your intentions. it doesn't know that it is a title for a book. Try using "Title ", maybe the comp would ignore

don't cap words like is, the, an, and

little words like the ones in the top don't cap them

only if there the first word

Keep it as is and when editing, just choose "ignore" when you know that your version is correct.

your way is correct. the microsoft word is stupid.

underline it