AnyCase App Documentation

AnyCase uses Windows shortcuts to convert between Uppercase, Title Case, Sentence Case, And Lowercase. To use a shortcut like Win+Alt+U for example to change the text to uppercase, you will need to:

1. First perform the selection
2. When the text selected press these 3 buttons at the same time

An easy way to remember the case conversion shortcuts is that they all start with the Windows key + Alt Key, or in short Win+Alt and the first letter of the change you want performed, For example Win+Alt+U will Change the text case to Uppercase.

U = Uppercase
T = Title Case
S = Sentence Case
L = Lowercase

Being able to convert case using a context menu is one of the more powerful features of AnyCase, it opens the ability to perform a conversion directly in any program using a context menu, for this method you don’t need to remember any shortcuts, the steps to use the context menu to change capitalization is as follows:

1. First select your text
2. Hold the control(Ctrl) key on your keyboard, then press the right-click button of your mouse

This will bring up a context menu dedicated to case conversions, with options to uppercase, lowercase, sentence case etc. On the right you can see an example of the context menu in action on twitter, but remember that this option will work in all the supported application the same way.

In order to bring up the context menu in any program you normally press the right-click button of the mouse, to bring up the dedicated case conversion menu of AnyCase hold the control(Ctrl) key before pressing the right-click.

The options available on the context menu are:

• Convert to uppercase
• Convert to title case
• Convert to sentence case
• Convert to lowercase
• Clear text styling
• Remove double spaces
• How many were

The context menu includes the “how many words?” feature which is a unique option that currently doesn’t appear in shortcuts or the application window.

The AnyCase App window acts as a floating window that is always available. the AnyCase window floats above all other windows as you work, it is perfect for those moments you need to scheme through a document and change capitalization in multiple locations. Simply leave the window in a comfortable location and start hacking away through the entire document, as you fly through case conversions.

This function Is performed on text you already copied, in the case that you have copied formatted text and you want to paste it as plain text, clicking the button “clear text styling” will clear the formatting of the text you copied.

While Ctrl+Shift+V (the built in function for Windows to paste plain text) works on some applications, this clearing function will work for you in all applications, especially in cases Where the formatting persists and doesn’t get cleared, or when Ctrl+Shift+V  doesn’t work, and doesn’t insert text at all.

The steps are as follows:

1. Copy any text you would like To clear formatting for
2. Press the clear Styling Text Button
3. Paste in your desired location