When typing text in word document, you can always change the text to uppercase or lowercase using the SHIFT key or CAPS LOCK key on the keyboard.
Sometimes, you already typed something, but then want to change all your typing into uppercase (capital letter words). Of course, you can delete and retype them in uppercase mode. In case, you have fullpage of words to retype, it is a waste of time.
Do you know that you can actually use shortcut keys to easily change the case mode of your typing text?
In Microsoft Word, user can change the case mode of a text by first selecting it, holding the SHIFT key to toggle it with the F3 key for case switching to “UPPERCASE”, “lowercase”, or “Title case”.
Thus, if you select a word “hello”, when toggling it using (SHIFT + F3) will give you three cases of mode:
“HELLO”, “hello” and “Hello”.
October 18, 2009 at 7:20 am
Thanks for this useful tips 🙂
February 10, 2010 at 2:36 pm
Thanks. It really works. But it is only working in Word Document. I think we cannot perform this operation in notepad.
But still it is very good.
Thanks once again 🙂
June 13, 2012 at 12:53 am
how this can be done in notepad ? if there is any way ,please tell , Thanks in advance