please how can one How to Capitalize the first letter or an entire word using a shortcut on the keyboard just like in microsoft that uses shift+F3
MacBook Air (13-inch, Early 2014), OS X Yosemite (10.10.1)
What do you mean there was "no effect?" I'm not aware of any effects.
It looks like that Service is also in the App Store. From their screen shots, the services are prefaced with WordService:
You can see an example in the App Store for their app: App Store
After installing, you should now have those text services in your Services menu. You can then add shortcuts in the Keyboard System Prefs.
Most Apple apps have a Transformations menu in the Edit menu. You can Make upper, lower, and Initial caps with those. I would stick with Word Services, but you can make Application Shortcuts for the items in the Transformations menu.
Again, in Keyboard System Prefs, Under Applications, Click the Add button on the right side pane.
Set it for All Applications
Enter the menu command exactly as they appear in the Transformation menu (separate entries for each),
Give them a shortcut.
Open Keyboard System Preferences and select Shortcuts tab.
Select the Services category and find the appropriate items in the Text section. Give them the shortcuts you want to use.
Initial Caps of Sentences
Initial Caps of Words
Lowercase
All Caps
If those don't appear, let me know and I'll try to figure out if I installed some Text services somehow.
thank you so very much for the swift response. i followed the link you sent, downloaded the word service application, activated it in my settings yet there were no effect both online while i type or in pages application.
what else can i do?
thanks for the swift response. i checked it as directed but didn't see the option for it.
It is likely part of WordService by DEVON Technologies. http://www.devontechnologies.com/products/freeware.html
Use command shift A
How to Capitalize the first letter or an entire word using a shortcut on the keyboard just like in microsoft that uses shift+F3
