Shortcut for All Caps
You can use the all caps shortcut to uppercase the text directly in place in the supported applications. Uppercase Letters that are selected in any supported application/environments (WordPress, Facebook, Microsoft Word Etc.) can be converted. For example, you can change text from lowercase to uppercase, title case to uppercase, etc.
All Caps Shortcut – Win+Alt+U
Shortcuts for Title Case
Changes the selected text in any supported applications to title case (proper case) directly in the application. For example, you can change between lowercase to title case, uppercase to title case, etc. just like the shortcut for all caps.
Title Case Shortcut – Win+Alt+T
Change ALL CAPS to Lowercase
Already typed a sentence with Caps Lock on? Select the text and use a lowercase shortcut to change the letters without retyping them.
Before: HELLO WORLD
After: hello world
- In desktop Word: select the all-caps text and press Shift+F3 until it becomes lowercase. Word cycles through different cases, so you may need to press the shortcut more than once. You can also choose Home → Change Case → lowercase.
- In other supported Windows apps: install and run AnyCase, select the text, and press Win+Alt+L. This shortcut requires AnyCase; it is not built into Windows. Check the supported applications below.
Turning Caps Lock off affects what you type next; it does not change existing text. If Word’s shortcut does not respond, see the Shift+F3 troubleshooting guide.
Shortcut for Sentence Case (AnyCase: Win+Alt+S)
You can use the sentence case shortcut to change the text case directly in an application. For example you can change text from uppercase to sentence case, title case to sentence case, etc. as with the previous examples shortcut for lowercase, and shortcut for title case the changes are made directly in-place in any of the supported applications
Sentence case will also remove any double spacing available in the paragraph if any exist.
Select Text And Use Shortcut: Win+Alt+S
