Re: Microsoft Office Outlook 2003.

How would I change the case of a word from UPPER case to lower case (and
vice versa)?

Thank you,

Barry Karas

"Barry Karas" wrote in message
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> Re: Microsoft Office Outlook 2003.
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> How would I change the case of a word from UPPER case to lower case
> (and vice versa)?


You mean other than typing your message using whatever case you
wanted? What is your *goal*? WHY do you need to change case? Why
can't you compose your e-mail in whatever case you wish?

Sounds like an issue with using Word, not Outlook. There are separate
newsgroups for Word.

Either via your font settings or SHIFT+F3

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"Barry Karas" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Re: Microsoft Office Outlook 2003.
>
> How would I change the case of a word from UPPER case to lower case (and
> vice versa)?
>
> Thank you,
>
> Barry Karas
>

Barry Karas <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> I usually underline for emphasis, but some applications do not
> recognize underlining. Then I use uppercase for emphasis. But
> sometimes, I do not decide upon emphasis until AFTER I wrote the
> message. That is why I need to change case after I wrote an e-mail
> message in Outlook.

If you use Word as your mail editor, select the text, click Format>Font.
Check "All Caps". If using the Outlook editor, you're out of luck. It
doesn't have the ability. If you've an all caps font installed, you could
change the selection to that font, but that's about it.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]