Quickly Apply All Caps

By Carol Bratt / 03/19/2013 / Microsoft Office, Microsoft Word, Word 2007, Word 2010

Did you know Word has a formatting option that will allow you to show text as uppercase when it isn’t? Well it surely does!

You can apply the all caps formatting very easily.

Follow the steps below to learn how:

Click Ctrl + D to display the Font dialog box.
Select All Caps.

And it can be even easier than that!

Select your text.
Click Ctrl + Shift + A.

You’re welcome!

About The Author

Carol Bratt

Carol holds A+, MCP, and MOS computer certifications and is the resident DCT Office expert. She trains the staffs of small law firms in the use of Microsoft Office applications and has authored many books covering Microsoft Office as well as written articles for Infopackets, TechnoLawyer, and Digital Harbor. For more Microsoft Office tips visit Carol's Corner Office or follow Carol on FaceBook and Twitter.

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