Practice mode MS Word

Uppercase in the Change Case dialog box and All caps in the Font dialog box both show selected text in capitals. How do they differ?

Correct answer B. Change Case makes conversion permanent but All Caps on Font can always be reverted

Explanation

Change Case actually rewrites the characters as capitals, while All caps is a font effect that only displays them that way and can be switched off.

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