Trying to 'un-capitalise' a sentance in Microsoft Word?

Question

While writing a document in Microsoft Word I accidently left the caps lock key on and wrote a whole sentance in capitals. Short of re-writing the sentance, is there any way you can 'un-capitalise' the sentance???

E.g.
IS THERE A WAY OF CHANGING THIS SENTANCE INTO NON-CAPITALS?

Answer 1

MS Word 2003 and before you just highlight the sentence, then go to FORMAT on the top tool bar and scroll down to change case.

MS Word 2007, select the HOME menu from the top bar, find the FONT box and click the 'Aa' button

Answer 2

By the time you wrote this question you could have done it easily. In future, instead of using capital lock unless you are typing a whole sentence, just use the shift key for the initial letter. However, a quick way, rather than going format, change case, is Ctrl Shift A - a quick way of capitalising if you have forgotten, by doing that it will revert to lower case.

Answer 3

Highlight the text then hit "shift and F3" together. That will toggle from Ist letter of every word capital -> all capitals -> all lower case -> Ist letter of every word capital etc.

Answer 4

I know if Office 2007 you can select the sentence and then press Shift+F3. Not sure about the other versions, but try it.

Answer 5

select the text, go to Format on the menu bar, and select 'Change Case'

Easy Peasy!