can you change capitals to lower case easily?

[crisgal]

because I'm rubbish at typing and have to look at the keyboard - I have just typed a massive passage of my NVQ in capitals! (I'm always doing it!)

Is there sneaky way to change them to lower case or will I have to type it all again??

[BBBE99]

I doubt it, sorry.

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[boxtops]

Crisgal, it depends if you are working in Word and what version of it - the instructions will be different for different versions. Click on the help button on your toolbar and type in "amend to lower case" and it will talk you through how to do it. It can certainly be done!

[scotman]

In Word, if you select the required text then hold down <shift> and press F3. This should cycle through the capitalisation options.

[carrot99]

in my version of Word you highlight the offending passage and then go to Format then Change Case and select the necessary

[boxtops]

Thanks for that hint scotsman, I'm a mouse person so any news hints for how to do short-cut on the keyboard are always appreciated!

[crisgal]

I love you all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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[boxtops]

Good luck with the NVQ crisgal, which one are you doing?

[crisgal]

thanks boxtops
its my level 4 in early years care and education.
we were told last wek that this level will be abolished fron september and won't actually be worth a thing.
i'm sure you can guess how i'm feeling - after seven hours work today!

[northboy]

how did you manage to get those hearts crisgal

[crisgal]

blommin heck- Someone asking ME a technical question!
I'm proper chuffed!
hold down alt and the number 3 northboy ♥

[factor-fiction]

Easy. Just copy and paste
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[crisgal]

ooh - get you! ☺

[carlton23]

Oh blimey crisgal, you`ll be starting a love affairs column now, ♥♥ I done it too.

[crisgal]

as long as you always think of me when you 'do one' ♥♥♥

[carlton23]

Oh I do, I do, I do...not ♥

[beso]

Any text file in Windows can be converted using a Visual Basic script to open the file, read it line by line and convert to any capatilisation sytem that you can describe. You just have to know how to write the script.

Indeed the Windows Operating System itself can be controlled and operated by Visual Basic script. With MS Office Suite includes an even more powerful version of Visual Basic called Visual Basic for Applications (VBA). This language is used to write macros.