[DonnaP.]

We are using Microsoft Word 2002. Is there any way to modify a style so that
the font is Title Case or is it limited to lower or upper case?

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Styles are limited to natural case or All Caps (which is a font property).
There is no way to assign any "case" attributes.

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"DonnaP." wrote in message
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We are using Microsoft Word 2002. Is there any way to modify a style so
that
the font is Title Case or is it limited to lower or upper case?

[Jay Freedman]

DonnaP. wrote:
We are using Microsoft Word 2002. Is there any way to modify a style
so that the font is Title Case or is it limited to lower or upper
case?

Unfortunately, it's worse than that. You can include All Caps font
formatting in a style (or Small Caps, which is rarely used), but there is
nothing you can put in a style to make it either title case or lower case.

If there's some specific template that you want to affect, you could do it
with macros that intercept the printing and saving functions and first apply
the title case to paragraphs that have the desired style. See
http://www.word.mvps.org/FAQs/Macros...tSavePrint.htm to get an
idea of how that works.

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Jay Freedman
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