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> > is it possible to make the first word of each chapter as smallcap without
> > saying explicitly \cap{someword}?
> 
> 
> Use \Caps.

if I have some huge document with a lot of 

\chapter{abc}
<text...>

already, how can I do it without inserting \Caps to every word after a
chapter?

Regards,
Thanh