Hello everyone, dear readers and visitors of this resource. In today’s short article, I will tell you what lowercase and uppercase letters are in a password created for your iOS-based mobile gadget: iPhone or iPad.
Lowercase and uppercase letters
In iPhone, lowercase letters are letters written in lower case, i.e. small letters. For example, the following letters are lowercase, written in lowercase: a, b, c.
Capital letters are letters written in upper case, i.e. capital letters. For example, the following letters are capital letters, written in uppercase: A, B, C.
I hope you understand what lowercase and uppercase letters mean when creating a password for your mobile iOS gadget, be it an iPhone or iPad.
How to enable capital letters
To enable capitalization, you need to do the following:
The security of your Apple account directly depends on the strength and quality of the password you create. I think it’s not worth reminding how important this is, i.e. is linked to your Apple account credit card and her safety is paramount. So pay maximum attention to password security and strength. Follow these recommendations:
- Any password must consist of lowercase and uppercase letters, as well as special characters(for example, the %) sign. If this condition is met, it will be almost impossible to hack your password through brute force;
- The password should not be tied to your data and dates. For example, some people like to make passwords derived from birthdays or birthdays of loved ones. Under no circumstances should you do this, because... attackers will primarily select passwords of this type;
- Change your account passwords as often as possible. This simple action will eliminate all efforts aimed at guessing your password before replacing it. Don’t be lazy, safety comes first, especially since this can be done literally in a few minutes;
- Be sure to use antivirus programs. This simple advice, and most importantly its implementation, will help you increase the level of security of your password and Apple account. Also, for security reasons, I do not recommend that you save your passwords in your browser.
That’s all for me, if you still have any questions regarding today’s material, you can ask them in the comments to this post. See you in the next articles.
When the user forgets to turn off the “Caps lock” key, the text ends up being typed in capital letters. If, of course, the text fragment is not large, then you can easily make capital letters lowercase using a special character. When the author faces an article of 10 pages with capital letters, a slightly different approach to solving this problem will be required.
Lowercase and uppercase
Some users are still confused about which letters are called uppercase and which are lowercase. To clarify this point a little, let's look at a clear example.
“THE SENTENCE IS PRINTED IN CAPITAL LETTERS ONLY” - in other words, “Capital LETTERS”, using the caps lock button.
“here is a version of a sentence written only in lowercase letters” - or as they say, using small letters. In this case, you need to disable caps lock.
On such simple examples types of spelling of words, both with capital letters and uppercase, are considered. Now let's look at ways to replace capital letters with lowercase ones.
Converting ""CAPS" to "lowercase" letters
If part of the text in an article is typed in capital letters, then two methods will help to make them capital letters.
Method 1: Case sign
Select a specific paragraph in which you want to remove capital letters. Go to the "Home" tab in the "Font" area. Click on the "Case" button and select the "all lowercase" option. Deselect the text by clicking once in an empty area of the sheet.
Method 2: Keyboard shortcut
First, you need to select a part of the text to which the font size change will be applied. While holding down the Shift button, press the F3 key several times.
Stop at the desired option, release the “Shift” button and deselect the text by clicking on an empty space.
You forgot about pressing CapsLock and typed an entire paragraph in capital letters. Is it really necessary to wash everything and refill it? Don't worry. This problem is easier to solve.
As you already understood, letters can be typed in high case, when all capitals (large) and in lower case (when small). Changing the case is very simple and does not require typing the entire text again. 
To do this, just press Shift+F3 at the same time.
Changing the case of letters in Word 2007
Select the fragment in which you need to replace capital letters with lowercase ones, and press the Shift+F3 hotkeys (simultaneously the Shift key and the F3 key). 
All letters became lowercase. But the trouble is - and those that are at the beginning of the sentence too.
Let's try to press the magic keys again. Now we have the result we need. 
Well, to complete the experiment, you can click on them again and see that all the letters will become capital letters again. These are such useful hotkeys!
How to do this in Word 2003
Yes, exactly the same. The Shift+F3 hotkeys work great in this version of the program.
Conquer Word and see you again!
Good day to everyone, my dear friends and readers of the blog site. It's probably happened to you that you were writing a word or sentence in Word, but suddenly you wanted to somehow highlight the text and make each letter in the text capitalize instead of lowercase. Or maybe vice versa? Have you written a text with Caps Lock held down and want to make all letters lowercase? So today I’ll show you how to make all letters capitalize in word and vice versa, in two ways at once.
Method No. 1
The easiest way, which will work in any version of Word, is to highlight the part of the text that you want to make completely capital, and then press the key combination SHIFT+F3. But what’s most interesting is that the case change occurs in two stages: first, only the first letters of each word become capitalized, and when pressed again, absolutely all letters become capitalized.
Method No. 2
The second method is even simpler than the first. You just need to select the fragment where you want to change the register, then go to the “Home” tab and click on the “Register” button. The screenshot below shows what it looks like. And here you are immediately given several options for the development of events. I won’t list them, everything should be clear.
Well, in general, if you decide to make all the characters in capitals, then do not forget to press the magic key before typing Caps Lock. Then you will no longer have to perform any manipulations with changing the register).
That's basically all. Now you know how to turn lowercase letters into capital letters, and I really hope that my article today helped you, so don’t forget to subscribe to updates on my blog articles. It will be interesting. Good luck to you. Bye bye!
Best regards, Dmitry Kostin.
Every user is familiar with it, because without the skills to use this program there is no way now. However, even with the most basic basics, things are not always that simple. While working with the program, problems arise various situations problems that you need to be able to solve, and it is advisable to solve them as quickly and efficiently as possible. It happens that a user types a fairly large amount of text and suddenly discovers that he forgot to disable CAPS LOCK. What to do in such a situation? Do you really have to type all the text again? Of course not. This problem can be solved in just a couple of clicks. In this article, we will take a closer look at how to make capital letters lowercase in Word and vice versa. Let's figure it out. Let's go!
First, for those who do not know or have forgotten how to change case, let us remind you that by default characters are lowercase, that is, lowercase. To write a word in capitals, hold down the Shift key. If you need to write the entire word or sentence in capitals, press the CAPS LOCK key, just be sure to press it again to continue typing in small characters.
Now let's look at more interesting cases, for example, when the text has already been typed and it is necessary to make all the letters capital or lowercase. The first step is to select the area that you want to edit, then on the “Home” tab in the toolbar, find the “Font” section. It contains special button, it is located to the right of the font size field. By clicking on it, you will see a list of proposed options from which you can choose:
- “As in sentences” (if the word is the first in a sentence, then its first letter will be capitalized);
- “all lowercase” (small);
- “ALL CAPITAL” (large);
- “Start With Capitals” (each word will start with a capital letter);
- “CHANGE CASE” (changes the case to the opposite one).
Choose the option that suits you based on your goals.
There is another way to quickly change the register. It consists of using the key combination Shift and F3. Simply select the desired part of the document and simultaneously press the key combination. As a result, the register of the selected area will be changed to the opposite one. This method works both ways. Please note that if you do not select part of the document, then after using the Shift+F3 combination the entire document will be converted.
This is how you can quickly and easily make all letters lowercase or capitalize in text editor Microsoft Word. The proposed methods will help you save time and increase the efficiency of working in the program. You will also feel more confident using Word. Write in the comments whether this article helped you and ask any questions you have about the topic discussed.
