My original document contains text formatted in all capitals that has converted with mixed case. How can I remedy this?
RiverDocs Converter does not allow direct all-cap formatting, but there are are couple of workarounds for fixing this problem: [1] Use Word formatting: A quick method you can use if you have Microsoft Word installed is to open a new, blank document in Word and copy and paste the mixed-case text from the Converter into the Word document. Then format the text as all caps by selecting it and using the Word menu command Format – Font – All caps. Finally, copy and paste the text back into the converted document. [2] Alternatively, you can use CSS. Open your CSS file in Notepad and add the following style code (note the initial full stop) : .uppercase {text-transform: uppercase} Then return to your converted RiverDocs document and click the Source tab to display the page code.
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