UPPERCASE / lowercase in WORD Solved

Question

Hello everyone,

I have a text in DOC (Word 2003) of 8 pages, completely typed in UPPERCASE!

Is it possible to convert it to lowercase without having to retype everything? If so, how?

Thank you in advance.Configuration: Windows XP
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Vivi · Accepted Answer

Hello,

There is another way to toggle between UPPERCASE, Capitalize Each Word, and lowercase. Just select the text and press Shift + F3.

And to write in small caps, you need to select the text, then go to Format, Font and check the 'small caps' box.

Have a nice day everyone.

fabarone · Answer

USE EDIT PADLITE YOU CAN FIND IT HERE  http://www.editpadlite.com/editpadlite.html  copy and paste your Word text into editpadlite  and you have a function to change uppercase to lowercase that's it

fabarone · Answer

here in detail http://fabrice78300.com/word/word.htm

moozy · Answer

Thank you very much fabarone! That's exactly what I was looking for!!!

fabarone · Answer

You're welcome, my pleasure. Oops, click resolved, thank you.

jmr77 · Answer

I have the same problem, the uppercase letters turn into lowercase: EX GAZ DE FRANCE on an envelope results in GAZ DE France, I am using Windows XP Works and Word, the same thing happens for a letter.

It's the first time for me with this kind of problem?

Thank you in advance for your help,

Jean Michel

Mickey97x · Answer

In Word, you simply need to change the case Format > Change Case.

halima · Answer

Hello Step 1: In Word, select all the desired text Step 2: Go to Format => Step 3: Then click on Font Step 4: Choose and check the desired attribute And it's done

Cricri · Answer

Hello,  You simply press Shift+F3, but first, you highlight the text you want to change.  There you go.

GATE · Answer

CTRL +F3 can do it

jlm · Answer

Jlm

In Word, you simply need to go to the AB tool with an eraser, right next to the font size increase and decrease, and this way you will erase the formatting of your text and thus eliminate the capital letters throughout your sentence!!!

nadd_34 · Answer

Hi, does anyone know a trick for Access? First letter capitalized with a varying number of letters (for entering first names, for example)...? Thanks

UPPERCASE / lowercase in WORD

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