Now you can check the Small caps box to get small caps text. Right-click on the selected text and choose Font. In order to get the small caps, you have to go through a few more steps. In addition to sentence case, lowercase and uppercase, you can capitalize each word or toggle the case. Highlight the text you want to convert and then click on the Change Case button on the Home tab. If you are not a fan of keyboard shortcuts, you can use the ribbon bar to do the same thing.
They can certainly save us all a few wasted minutes spent re-typing documents.Īlso, check out my other post on great shortcuts you can use in Windows. The number of shortcuts built into Word can be overwhelming and no one really uses most of them, but some are very useful. Small caps is great for headings in documents. Here is an added tip: If you press CTRL + SHIFT + K, the text will revert to small caps. Highlight the text, then press SHIFT + F3 until the text appears in all uppercase. If you ever need to use text in all uppercase, this will work as well. If you press SHIFT + F3 a third time, the text reverts back to all uppercase. So now that you have text in lowercase, wouldn’t it nice to change that lowercase text into nice, sentence case text? Press SHIFT + F3 a second time and the sentence magically turns into sentence case. Seriously, that is it! Your text will magically transform to lowercase. Now all you need to do is press Shift + F3. So what do you do? First, highlight the text you typed in all caps.
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