Word: Change case

Oops... typed something in caps where you had to have in small case...?? Dont worry... Word provides the ease of using "Shift + F3".


"Shift + F3" works in a toggle mode where one can toggle between 

  • All CAPs
  • All in lower case
  • Title Case i.e. 1st letter in Caps and rest in lower case
All can be just a word or a sentence or any selection.

SO why WORRY... start USING "Shift + F3"...!

Comments

  1. UnknownNovember 30, 2009 at 8:34 PM

    I was looking for this shortcut for some time now...and i knew that you were the fewest ones knowing this trick..:)

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    Thanks for the compliment.. :)

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