Is there any way (batch, mult. replace) to only replace words that aren't at the beginning of a sentence?

[DrReddP]

I'm editing The Sopranos. They always capitalize the word "Internet" and I hate it. I want to batch all the occurrences to lowercase, but don't want to accidentally change the case of any times they use the word Internet at the beginning of a sentence. Is there a regular expression for this?

[OmrSi]

You can use (?<!^)Internet

[OmrSi]

Although, this wouldn't change lines like:

I love the
Internet.

[OmrSi]

This could be a better option: (?<=\w+[^?!.]\s*)Internet
It looks for the word Internet but only if there is another word before it.

[DrReddP]

Excellent. Thank you

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