How to Replace All Caps With Mixed Case in Word 2007
If you're working with a document and suddenly realize you've typed an entire paragraph in the wrong case, don't fret. The "Change Case" feature in Word 2007 can quickly reformat the paragraph. Mixed-case is a combination of upper and lower case letters. Sentence-case capitalizes the first word in a line text. Capitalize each word capitalizes the first letter of every word. Toggle case displays the first letter of a word in lowercase and the rest in uppercase.
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Highlight the text you want to format in Word 2007.
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Select the "Home" tab in the ribbon and go to the "Font" group.
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Expand "Change Case" and select the type of mixed case you want to apply: "Sentence case," "Capitalize Each Word" or "tOGGLE cASE."
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