Need help with font

[Davidius]

Does anyone know how to type in all caps, but with the first letter being a bit larger than the other letters in the word, without having to change the size for each beginning letter individually?

 

[Seb]

Hi David.

What program are you typing in?

You're looking for a 'small caps' option or font. In MS Word you get it by pressing CTRL + SHIFT + K.

For other programs it should easy enough to find.

 

[Davidius]

Hi David.

What program are you typing in?

You're looking for a 'small caps' option or font. In MS Word you get it by pressing CTRL + SHIFT + K.

For other programs it should easy enough to find.

I'm using Microsoft Publisher. Can any font become a small caps font?

 

[Seb]

Hi David.

What program are you typing in?

You're looking for a 'small caps' option or font. In MS Word you get it by pressing CTRL + SHIFT + K.

For other programs it should easy enough to find.

I'm using Microsoft Publisher. Can any font become a small caps font?

I think so, at least in MS Word. I would think so in MS Publisher too. They generally work a lot alike.

 

[Seb]

It works just like 'bold' or 'italics' either select what you want to have as small caps and press CTRL + SHIFT + K.

Or change the settings for your font to the small caps option and type your heart out.

 

[Presbyterian Deacon]

I don't have publisher, but I think (at least with Word) the "small caps effect" can be used with any "True-Type" font.

 

[Seb]

It might not work on *all* fonts. But I do see it work on fonts other than just "True-Type" fonts

 

[Presbyterian Deacon]

It might not work on *all* fonts. But I do see it work on fonts other than just "True-Type" fonts

That's interesting. I don't have many fonts that are NOT "true-type" so I've never bothered to try it with others.