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Is there a way I can switch uppercase to lowercase in MS Word? I have an ingredient list and it is all in caps. I want to switch it to lowecase without retyping as it is ver technical. Please advise - thanks!
In Word 2007, just below the front size box on the Home ribbon, is a button that changes the case for you.
In lesser versions, it's under Format-->Change case.
In any version, you must first select the text. To select ALL your text, you can hit Ctrl+A (select all).
I hope this helps!
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