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super-headings, though I’m sure there’s a Registry hack that could do that. On the other hand, if even more options are grayed out, document protection is a more likely explanation, as Doug wrote. docx (Microsoft Word Document) should fix the issue. Are those the grayed out options you are referring to In that case, saving as. NOTE: Not all tab names can be changed - I couldn’t find any way to change the FILE tab or the ADD-INS tab, nor the TABLE TOOLS or PICTURE TOOLS etc. doc (Word 972003 format), themes, including theme fonts and colors, are not supported.

When you’re finished, click OK to close the Options window.Īlmost all your tab names are now in sentence case!.

Repeat steps 5 to 8 for the other top-level tab names, adding a space at the end of each one.

Leave the name as it is but add a space after it.

In that panel, click Home to select it.

In the panel on the right side, change the top selection to All Tabs.

initial capital letter) in Word 2013 (other Office programs will be similar): Here’s how you change the upper case words on the tabs to sentence case (i.e. But it’s a one-off task that will only take a few minutes. The bad news is that you have to change them one at a time in each program, and that some can’t be changed (see the note below). And give you the good news that it’s easy to change. There are a lot of other readability/design issues with Word (and Office) 2013, but for today I’ll just tackle the upper case issue. Word 2013… Why do you have to SHOUT at me? Whose design decision was it to use upper case on the tab titles on the ribbon in all Office 2013 programs? Every readability study going back decades says that all upper case is much harder to read than lower case or sentence case.