Знакома ли вам ситуация, когда вы набираете текст в документе, а затем смотрите на экран и понимаете, что забыли отключить CapsLock? Все буквы в тексте получаются заглавными (большими), их приходится удалять, а затем заново набирать.
О том, как решить эту проблему, мы уже писали. Однако, иногда возникает необходимость выполнить кардинально противоположное действие в Ворде — сделать все буквы большими. Именно об этом мы и расскажем ниже.
Урок: Как в Word сделать маленькими большие буквы
1. Выделите текст, который должен быть напечатан большими буквами.
2. В группе “Шрифт”, расположенной во вкладке “Главная”, нажмите кнопку “Регистр”.
3. Выберите необходимый тип регистра. В нашем с вами случае — это “ВСЕ ПРОПИСНЫЕ”.
4. Все буквы в выделенном фрагменте текста изменятся на заглавные.
Сделать заглавными буквы в Ворде можно и с помощью использования горячих клавиш.
Урок: Горячие клавиши в Word
1. Выделите текст или фрагмент текста, который должен быть написан прописными буквами.
2. Нажмите дважды “SHIFT+F3”.
3. Все маленькие буквы станут большими.
Вот так просто можно в Ворде сделать прописные буквы из маленьких. Желаем вам успехов в дальнейшем изучении функций и возможностей этой программы.
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Convert text to make each word start with an initial uppercase or capital letter. For example “See me run” becomes “See Me Run” instead. One rule of standard English is to capitalize a proper noun that is a specific person (such as John Smith), place (such as Paris), or thing (such as the Eiffel Tower).
Another rule is to capitalize the first word of a sentence or quote such as he said, “Yes, I will.” The names of days and months such as Tuesday and January are also capitalized as are holidays such as Halloween and Memorial Day. Capitalize a person’s title when used with their name such as President Smith will speak, and when a president speaks we always attend.
Capitalize a direction when it refers to an area such as when you come from the West, but do not capitalize if you refer to a direction such as I go north on Main Street every day. Capitalize words such as Main Street when they refer to a specific location not just a street in the city. Concerning capital letters in other languages, these vary greatly from language to language with German a particular example of rules that depart from English standard usage.
Some writing systems make no distinction between uppercase and lowercase.
Updated: 12/30/2021 by
In Microsoft Word, you can use the keyboard shortcut Shift+F3 to change selected text between uppercase, lowercase, and title case.
Selecting a case
- Highlight all the text you want to change. If you want to change the case for the whole document you can use the Ctrl+A keyboard shortcut to select everything.
- Hold down Shift and press F3.
- When you hold Shift and press F3, the text toggles from sentence case (first letter uppercase and the rest lowercase), to all uppercase (all capital letters), and then all lowercase.
Note
If you are using a laptop or an Apple Mac, the function keys may not be enabled without the use of the Fn key. You may need to hold Fn, in addition to Shift, when you press F3.
If you’re not able to get Shift+F3 to work in Microsoft Word 2007 or later, you can try the following option instead.
- In the menu bar, on the Home tab, click the Change Case icon, which has an uppercase ‘A’ and lowercase ‘a.’
- Select the appropriate option from the list of values. For example, if you want to change to all uppercase letters, select the UPPERCASE option. If you want to change to all lowercase letters, select the lowercase option.
Tip
Use our text tool to convert any text from uppercase to lowercase.
You can stop manually changing your text if you want to adjust the capitalization. We’ll show you how to easily change letter case in Word.
If you want to change the capitalization of a word, sentence, or paragraph, you don’t have to do this manually in Microsoft Word. You can easily adjust the text to all uppercase or lowercase, sentence case or toggle case, or capitalize the first letter of each word.
While not difficult to do, changing the capitalization or letter case in one fell swoop may be one of those Microsoft Word features you didn’t know existed. So here, we’ll show you how to do this in Word on your computer, the web, and your mobile device.
Change Capitalization and Letter Case on Your Desktop
On both Windows and Mac, you can make your text changes the same way.
- Open your document in Word and select the text you want to edit. You can do this easily by dragging your cursor through it, whether a word, phrase or more.
- Next, go to the Home tab and click the Change Case button in the Font section of the ribbon. The icon for the button is an uppercase and lowercase letter A (Aa).
- Select the capitalization option or letter case you’d like to use from the drop-down list. Each option shows its appearance as its name.
If you choose Uppercase and want to use a smaller version of the capital letters, right-click the selected text and choose Font. On the Font tab of the pop-up window, check the box for Small Caps and click OK.
Capitalization and Letter Case in Word for the Web
You have the same options for adjusting capitalization or letter case in Word for the web.
- Open your document in Word online and select the text you want to edit by dragging your cursor through it.
- Go to the Home tab and click More Font Options (three dots) in the ribbon.
- Move your cursor to Change Case and make your selection in the pop-out menu.
Capitalization and Letter Case in the Word Mobile App
If you use Microsoft Word on your mobile device, you’ll be glad to know you can also change the capitalization or letter case in the app.
- Open your document in the Word mobile app and select the text. You can do this by tapping a word to highlight it and, if necessary, dragging the handles to include all the text you want to change.
- Tap the three dots on the right of the toolbar above the keyboard.
- When the menu opens at the bottom, be sure Home is selected. Then tap More Formatting.
- Choose Change Case and then select the capitalization or letter case option.
Make Text Changes Easy in Microsoft Word
Little-known features like this one to change the capitalization or letter case in just a couple of clicks or taps can be a huge time-saver. You can eliminate manual typing and reduce the risk of errors when changing your text simultaneously.
For more, take a look at how to add a drop cap in Microsoft Word and how to adjust the font-kerning in a Word document.
Tool Output
About Start case / Title case online converter tool
This online converter tool makes the first letter of every word a capital letter (uppercase). This method is well known as Start case (initial caps), Title Case, Titlecase or Title Style. Some people might call this capitalisation als «headline style» or «capital case».
The use of this online converter is very simple. Type or paste in the content into input text to be converted into Start case. Submit the form by clicking on convert to Start case button. Your desired text appears in tool output box as Title case and straight it looks like a styled article’s headline.
You can optionally convert the whole text into lowercase or UPPERCASE, respectively capitalize first letter of each sentence. Select another letter case tools listed in related tools section below.
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