A. By positioning your cursor at the appropriate place and pressing the F1 key
B. By using the Insert/Section break on the Insert tab
C. By positioning your cursor at the appropriate place and pressing Ctrl+Enter
D. By changing the font size of your document

A. area in the computer’s main memory in which Microsoft Office text files are stored temporarily
B. program included with Windows 2000 that can be used only to create or edit text files, smaller than 64K, that do not require formatting
C. classified password that prevents unauthorized users from accessing a protected Microsoft Office item or document
D. full-featured word processing program that can be used to create and revise professional looking documents easily

A. Both are same. They are only two different ways of capitalizing text.
B. It is faster to convert from Change Case than from Font dialog box
C. Change Case makes conversion permanent but All Caps on Font can always be reverted
D. All Caps on Font dialog box makes the change permanent where Change Case can be always reverted