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Frequently when using my word processor I don't look at the screen and then discover I have typed a paragraph all in upper case. At the moment I must retype the whole thing in lower case as there is no single key conversion possible. It would be nice to be able to convert the material to lower case with a couple of keystrokes
sand, Jan 02 2007
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The version of Microsoft Word that I use has this feature. Works like a charm. You can even set it up to work without having to be told.
You're correct. I didn't look in the proper place. I apologise for the submission.
IT'S MY ALT+c
Aside from word - there is a feature you can use in windows to beep when you press tougle-keys, one of them is the "Caps-lock"
press "shift" 5 times and the accessibility "StickyKeys"Click "Settings" to open "Accessibility Options"Select "Use ToggleKeys"
Now your PC will warn you when you press the Caps-lock so that you can just press it again to disable it.
If someone know how to disable Caps-lock (or make it active only if double-pressed...) I'll be happy to know