Changing existing lower case text to upper case

T

Tnd57

Is there a way to change the existing text in a Word 2000
document from lower case to upper case without retyping
the document
 
C

Carl.

Tnd57 said:
Is there a way to change the existing text in a Word 2000
document from lower case to upper case without retyping
the document

Highlight everything and do Format > Font, and there is an "all caps" option
for the font. If you need to, you can unselect this option later and still
have the original format with first-letter caps, etc.

You can also select the text and use the "change case" option in the format
menu, but I think this is permanent so if you ever want to restore the
original version you might have to do make changes manually. The "change
case" option lets you convert to "sentence," "title," etc, cases, but I
think text like "My uncle Bud works for the CIA and got an "A+" on his final
test" would not be able to automatically restore the mixed caps formatting
(unless there is some secret way to do it).
 
G

Guest

Shift-F3 toggles through the different cases

----- Carl. wrote: ----

Tnd57 said:
Is there a way to change the existing text in a Word 200
document from lower case to upper case without retypin
the documen

Highlight everything and do Format > Font, and there is an "all caps" optio
for the font. If you need to, you can unselect this option later and stil
have the original format with first-letter caps, etc

You can also select the text and use the "change case" option in the forma
menu, but I think this is permanent so if you ever want to restore th
original version you might have to do make changes manually. The "chang
case" option lets you convert to "sentence," "title," etc, cases, but
think text like "My uncle Bud works for the CIA and got an "A+" on his fina
test" would not be able to automatically restore the mixed caps formattin
(unless there is some secret way to do it)
 
C

Carl.

But it still won't go back to the original, it just toggles between the
prescribed styles.
 

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