Shortcut to change case of text within Word
Contributed by winslow 
October 6, 2003 
Tagged: Microsoft Word
Keystroke command to quick change the case of words with a Word document.
Very few things are as painful as trying to convert a large text of all-caps text to normal. Heck, it’s almost quicker to retype it. Word versions 1997 and later have a shortcut to make this much quicker.
SHIFT-F3 - changes selected text between title case, upper case, and lower case.
For example:
WILL YOU PLEASE FAX THIS TO BOB
(Shift-F3)
will you please fax this to bob
(Shift-F3)
Will You Please Fax This To Bob
Now, you can appropriately quote that dOOd in the newsgroups that loves to shout IN ALL CAPS.
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