MS WORD QUERY

[Taff]

I'm sure there's a way of doing this, but I'm buggered if I can find it.

I have a large Word doument, and want to cut and paste a large block of text from a different Word document. So far - so good.

The problem is that all the text I want to cut and paste has been typed in capital letters JUST LIKE THIS, WHICH CAN BE IRRITATING WHEN THE ORIGINAL DOCUMENT WAS TYPED NORMALLY.

Is there a way of highliting the selected text and changing it to normal format, rather than over-typing the lot, which could take me hours.

 

[oblertone]

Look ...

... under Format (in header bar) and select Change Case Highlight your text and select tOGGLE cASE

i'M SURE THERE'S A WAY OF DOING THIS, BUT i'M BUGGERED IF i CAN FIND IT.

i HAVE A LARGE wORD DOUMENT, AND WANT TO CUT AND PASTE A LARGE BLOCK OF TEXT FROM A DIFFERENT wORD DOCUMENT. sO FAR - SO GOOD.

tHE PROBLEM IS THAT ALL THE TEXT i WANT TO CUT AND PASTE HAS BEEN TYPED IN CAPITAL LETTERS just like this, which can be irritating when the original document was typed normally.

iS THERE A WAY OF HIGHLITING THE SELECTED TEXT AND CHANGING IT TO NORMAL FORMAT, RATHER THAN OVER-TYPING THE LOT, WHICH COULD TAKE ME HOURS.

 

[SamD]

I'm sure there's a way of doing this, but I'm buggered if I can find it.

I have a large Word doument, and want to cut and paste a large block of text from a different Word document. So far - so good.

The problem is that all the text I want to cut and paste has been typed in capital letters JUST LIKE THIS, WHICH CAN BE IRRITATING WHEN THE ORIGINAL DOCUMENT WAS TYPED NORMALLY.

Is there a way of highliting the selected text and changing it to normal format, rather than over-typing the lot, which could take me hours.

Shift + F3 cycles throught, all upper, proper, and lower case

 

[Deleted account W]

Go here.........

 

[Taff]

... under Format (in header bar) and select Change Case Highlight your text and select tOGGLE cASE

Shift + F3 cycles throught, all upper, proper, and lower case

Go here.........

I'm impressed. 3 whole minutes - you boys are losing your touch.

Thanks gents, that's just what I needed.

 

[brassmonkey001]

Nice! I've learned something tonight.