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Issue 1:
CHM says:
Suppose ABC and abc are found in the current document (or a dictionary file).
If “Both in Candidates and in Typing” is selected, both ABC and abc are used as a candidate, but typing A displays only ABC, and typing a displays only abc.

Current behavior:
“Both in Candidates and in Typing” is set.
The dictionary has “star”.
The document has both “star” and “Star”.
The list shows “star” when you type “star”.
** But doesn’t show “Star” when you type “Star”.
(Compare it with AAA/aaa or ABC/abc.)

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Issue 2:
Type “AAA”.
** Should the list also show “A” and “AA”?
Select “A” nevertheless.
Type “AAA” again.
** “A” is highlighted in the list. Should the shorter word selected be remembered?

Similarly,
Type “star”.
** Should the list also show from “st” to “Stapleton”?
Select “Stapleton” nevertheless.
** Note that the word now is “Starleton”, not “Stapleton”.
Type “star” again.
** “Stapleton” is highlighted in the list. Should the upper word selected be remembered?

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Issue 3:
“Never” or “Never and Keep Original Text when Completes” is set.
Type “need”.
** The list is empty.

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Issue 2+:
“Never and Keep Original Text when Completes” is set.
Type and select “default” in the candidate list.
** Type “define”. But the selection in the list stays at “default” all the time.

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