Windows 10: How to change text from all uppercase and lower case in windows 11 onenote

So i use one note extensively and i cannot find an option to select a text and make it all caps or all lowercase, and it is absolutely frustrating cuz i use this to emphasize important thinfs in my notes and helps me to retain the information better visually.

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how to change file names from lower case to upper case in windows 11

Here are the full details on doing case-change only renaming:

When doing a case-change-only rename on...

NTFS with Windows 7, 8, 10, 11 and...

• The folder view is set to Details or Content, it just works.
  
• The folder view is set to List, Icons, or Tiles you must press F5 to refresh the display.
  

FAT, FAT32, or ExFAT with...

• Windows 7 or 8, it just works.
  
• Windows 10 or 11, you must do a two-step rename (e.g. add a character on first rename, change case and remove the added character on second rename).
  

 

Windows 10 CAPS lock function only changes if changing application focus

We have a new Dell Laptop; Windows 10. I am not sure when this issue started (out of the box or after 3rd party apps installed).

There is an issue with changing between upper and lower case using the CAPS lock key. The key works, in that the light comes on, but in whatever application is focused at the time, the text does not change to upper case. If you click focus away and then
back to the application, the text is now uppercase. This is the same if typing in uppercase and then changing to lower case.

Some testing done;

• Bought up on-screen keyboard. Pressing the physical CAPS lock key (cycling) has the on screen keyboard correctly toggle the caps lock state.
• If you were in lower case and changed to upper case, typing on the hardware keyboard remains in lower case, however type by using the on screen keyboard has text in uppercase.
• The shift button has text displayed correctly as upper case.
• Plugging in an external USB keyboard results in the same, incorrect behavior.

It clearly appears to not be a hardware issue, but something software related. Has anyone any idea why the change in CAPS lock state only registers if you focus away from and then back to the application being used? This is the same for Windows search box,
notepad, and command line.

 

Changing lowercase i to uppercase I

There is an easier way and it works fo upper case letters and numbers.

Example:

If you want a ? and you are in the lower case keyboard touchand hold &123 key, slide your finger to the ? and release. You get a ? and the keyboard reverts back lower case. Same thing with using a single uppercase character.