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Change type case

Build 1501 on 14/Nov/2017 This topic last edited on: 17/Mar/2016, at 17:26

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Text capitalizing features uppercase, lowercase, title case and toggle case. This is not a typographical change, but it converts characters. The difference between a typographical change of case and converting, is that a typographical change does not convert letter case in the text window, but just its printing representation, while converting replaces letters with lowercase or uppercase.

To change the case of text

1.	Start text editing, and then highlight the part of text.

2.	On the Type menu, point to Change Case, and then click the option you want.

To format text as small capital letters or all capitals letters

1.Start text editing, and then highlight the part of text.

2.	On the Type menu, point to Character, and then click Small Caps or All Caps.

1.	On the Type menu, point to Character, and then click Characters Palette.

2.	On the Color and effects tab, click Case, and then select the option you want.

Note

This inserts the tag:

•>small 1< for small capitals

•>small 2< for all capitals

on the beginning of the selection, and the tag >small 0< on the end.