In SQL Server Management Studio, we can select text and press SHIFT+CTRL+U and SHIFT+CTRL+L to change the selected text to upper case and lower case respectively. I have been looking for a similar option in Microsft word and just learned that this can be done by SHIFT+F3, which will cycle you through lowercase, Propercasae and UPPERCASE formatting.
I knew this earlier, but at that time this was easily accessible though the menu also. With the advent of the ribbon, the placement changed, making using these shortcuts necessary. Unfortunately, last year, I worked mostly with SQL Server, and therefore forgot these shortcuts.
This is the first time I ever needed this shortcut. I was doing a final review of my FILESTREAM chapter and was trying to capitalize all keywords such as FILESTREAM, HIERARCHYID etc. It was too much work initially, but this keyword short-cut really worked.
Another short-cut that was hard to find was find-next. I had the habit of CTRL+F for the initial search and F3 for subsequent searches of the same string. I had to do a google search to find out it is SHIFT+F4 that works in MS word for find-next.
Thanks