SmallCaps Property

Microsoft Word Visual Basic

expression.SmallCaps

expression    Required. An expression that returns a Font object.

Remarks

Setting the SmallCaps property to True sets the AllCaps property to False, and vice versa.

Example

This example demonstrates the difference between small capital letters and all capital letters in a new document.

Set myRange = Documents.Add.Content
With myRange
    .InsertAfter "This is a demonstration of SmallCaps."
    .Words(6).Font.SmallCaps = True
    .InsertParagraphAfter
    .InsertAfter "This is a demonstration of AllCaps."
    .Words(14).Font.AllCaps = True
End With
		

This example formats the entire selection as small capital letters if part of the selection is already formatted as small capital letters.

If Selection.Type = wdSelectionNormal Then
    mySel = Selection.Font.SmallCaps
    If mySel = wdUndefined Then Selection.Font.SmallCaps = True
Else
    MsgBox "You need to select some text."
End If