Quickly Convert Text Case in Microsoft Word with a Shortcut
Microsoft Word allows you to change the case of a text typed in it.
Offcourse you can always delete and retype the text. But why waste time when there is a much better way to do it.
So what do you need to do?
To change the case of a text, select the text, and Press Shift + F3.
You can toggle the different case modes by pressing the F3 key repeatedly while still holding down the Shift key.
The three case modes are "lowercase", "UPPERCASE" and "Title case".
So if you select a word "name", the three modes will give you:
"name", "NAME" and "Name".
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Offcourse you can always delete and retype the text. But why waste time when there is a much better way to do it.
So what do you need to do?
To change the case of a text, select the text, and Press Shift + F3.
You can toggle the different case modes by pressing the F3 key repeatedly while still holding down the Shift key.
The three case modes are "lowercase", "UPPERCASE" and "Title case".
So if you select a word "name", the three modes will give you:
"name", "NAME" and "Name".
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2 Comments:
Thanx,
it was gr8,
works even in MSWord 2010..
it was gr8,
works even in MSWord 2010..
cheers,
Ana