This has been a frustrating issue for many PowerPoint users, and also users of other Office programs. You type some text that is sentence case, but the results are all capital case! Yes, you can use the Change Case option, but why should you have to do so for each slide?
One reason why you may get all capital letters is that you may be using a font that has no lowercase. Some fonts such as Castellar, Copperplate, and Engravers MT don’t have lowercase letters at all. And these fonts are installed by some versions of Microsoft products such as Office.
But let us assume that you are not using any such font. Then why do you get all uppercase? The answer is not too obvious, and to understand why this happens, you must know that there are two ways to add capitalized text in Microsoft Office programs:
Are you stuck with many slides that use All Caps formatting? Do you want to make them behave like normal text at one go? Take a look at some amazing VBA code from PowerPoint MVP Steve Rindsberg, in our PowerPoint VBA: Change UPPERCASE To Normal Case feature.
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