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| Posted: 24 Feb 2010 08:00 PM PST Writer, the word processor in OpenOffice.org, uses many of the same keyboard shortcuts as MS Word. The shortcuts for selecting, editing and formatting text follow established standards. Whereas Writer has a keyboard shortcut for 'Paste special' (Ctrl + Shift + V) - something missing in Word - it does not have one for changing the case of selected text. It is possible to set up new shortcuts in Writer, and I will show you how to set up one to make the selected text upper-case and another to make it lower-case. In Writer pull down the 'Tools' menu and click 'Customise'. Select the 'Keyboard' tab, as shown below. You can see all the default keyboard shortcuts, and some spare key combinations. I have chosen Ctrl + Shift + U to make selected text upper case, and Ctrl + Shift + U to make it lower case.  Find Ctrl + Shift + U in the 'Shortcut keys' list. Select 'Format' from the 'Category' list, and then 'Uppercase' from the 'Function' list. Click the 'Modify' button to make the change.  Repeat the process selecting Ctrl + Shift + L, the 'Format' category, and the 'Lowercase' function, not forgetting to click the 'Modify' and then the 'OK' buttons when you are done. 
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