How to Convert to Lowercase Letters in a Word Document
Microsoft Word can help you create a wide variety of documents, such as personal letters, recipe cards, novels and technical manuals. You can control paging, add indexes and table of contents, specify headers and footers, and divide long documents into automatically numbered chapters. On the paragraph level, you can include borders, align text automatically and indent lines. On the character level, you can adjust fonts, sizes, text colors and convert between uppercase and lowercase quickly.
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Instructions
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Open the desired document in Word by double-clicking the file.
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Press the left-mouse button and drag a selection over the letters you want to convert to a smaller font. You can also quickly select individual words by double-clicking a word, or select and entire paragraph by triple-clicking on the paragraph.
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Click the "Home" tab and the "Change Case" button on the upper right of the Font group. The font Case dialogue box appears.
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Choose "Lowercase" to convert your selection to lowercase. You can also choose "Toggle Case" to switch between upper and lower case.
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