Why doesn't OneNote provide a text "Change Case" command ... like that in
Microsoft Word?

Word provides a toolbar button that enable the user to highlight a text
string of any length and quickly change its case format to the following
choices:

- Sentance case
- lowercase
- UPPERCASE
- Capitalize Each Word
- tOGGLE cASE

Microsoft: Please implement this simple but timesaving feature in OneNote.


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OSoccers wrote:
> Why doesn't OneNote provide a text "Change Case" command ... like
> that in Microsoft Word?
>
> Word provides a toolbar button that enable the user to highlight a
> text string of any length and quickly change its case format to the
> following choices:
>
> - Sentance case
> - lowercase
> - UPPERCASE
> - Capitalize Each Word
> - tOGGLE cASE
>
> Microsoft: Please implement this simple but timesaving feature in
> OneNote.

Why?
OneNote is good for atl east 1001 things. But it's definetly not a
replacement for a fully-blown wordprocessor like Word.

Rainald