Word, Small caps format doesn't apply to caps?

Small caps format doesn't apply to caps?

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Cath #1 / 3	Small caps format doesn't apply to caps? I have a user who is applying a small caps format to some words in a document. Her (and my) recollection is that this formatting works for any text, whether it is initially typed as caps or lower case. However, it seems that it now only applies to characters typed in lower case; if one applies this format to upper case letters, no change to the format is made. Is this true? Did this format formerly apply to all characters, regardless of initial form? Thanks, Cathy
Sat, 16 Apr 2005 04:29:20 GMT

Terry Farrel #2 / 3	Small caps format doesn't apply to caps? Cathy This is the correct action. You can select the text and use ChangeCase (Shift + F3) to change the All Caps to all small, all caps or case acps. Then apply the SmallCaps attribute. -- Terry Farrell - MSMVP Visit the MVP Word FAQ site at http://www.mvps.org/word/FAQs/ : I have a user who is applying a small caps format to some : words in a document. Her (and my) recollection is that : this formatting works for any text, whether it is : initially typed as caps or lower case. However, it seems : that it now only applies to characters typed in lower : case; if one applies this format to upper case letters, no : change to the format is made. : : Is this true? Did this format formerly apply to all : characters, regardless of initial form? : : Thanks, : Cathy
Sat, 16 Apr 2005 04:58:24 GMT

Suzanne S. Barnhil #3 / 3	Small caps format doesn't apply to caps? Small caps apply only to lowercase. Caps remain caps. If you want All Small Caps instead of the usual Caps and Small Caps, then you need to start with everything lowercase. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://www.mvps.org/word Quote: > I have a user who is applying a small caps format to some > words in a document. Her (and my) recollection is that > this formatting works for any text, whether it is > initially typed as caps or lower case. However, it seems > that it now only applies to characters typed in lower > case; if one applies this format to upper case letters, no > change to the format is made. > Is this true? Did this format formerly apply to all > characters, regardless of initial form? > Thanks, > Cathy
Sat, 16 Apr 2005 05:12:07 GMT

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