How do you get auto caps to work in Microsoft word?

Answer by  LexiP (722)

If you are talking about keeping the text in all capitals without holding down the Shift button, that key should be to the left of the A key.

Answer by  tere0907 (6)

To get an auto caps to work in Microsoft word, you just have to click 'Format' menu, then 'Font'. Once the pop-up window appeared, tick the check box for 'All caps'then click 'OK'. You may also use this shortcut keys -- Alt+O+F, click tab 5 times, then click 'A'then Enter.

Answer by  PowerIsMe (844)

To change the case of text that already exists, select the text and type Shift+F3 to cycle through Sentence-case, lower-case and upper-case. (Other than keeping CAPS LOCK on of-course :))

Answer by  csqrd (37)

The easiest way is to simply depress the CAPS Lock key, usually located on the far left of your keyboard. If that is not the easiest, there are a number of different fonts that convert your text into all caps.

Answer by  Edward33 (41)

You can get auto caps to work in Microsoft Word by hitting the Caps lock key or using the change case button.

Answer by  upender (4)

You can by pressing the keys ctrl+shift+a and also by unchecking the auto caps option in format| font in the menu