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From: wjb1@quads.uchicago.edu (William J. Buikema)
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Subject: Re: From CAPS to lower case in Word
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Date: 13 Nov 90 19:23:33 GMT
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In article <291dahla@yoda.byu.edu> dahla@yoda.byu.edu writes:
>My wife has spent endless hours of dictation for her boss that wants all of the
>text in lower case letters instead of having it all in UPPER CASE like he used
>to want it.  Is there any possiblity of changing all of the characters to lower
>case? She can then go back and replace the first letter of each sentence with a
>cap.

I've always wondered how to do this in Word.  I can find no mention of it in
the manual, only going from lowercase to uppercase.  However, it seems that
command-shift-K will simply toggle the case of the selection.  This works for
going to uppercase or to lowercase.  Learn something every day...

Bill