PowerPoint Small Caps

Small caps is a typographic feature that allows lowercase letters to be displayed in uppercase letter size, while retaining the lower case letter form. This feature can make text appear more elegant and easier to read, especially in titles or headings.

In PowerPoint, you can apply small caps to any text by selecting the text box and choosing "Font" from the "Home" tab. Then, check the "Small caps" option under the "Effects" section.

To apply small caps in PowerPoint:

1. Select the text box you want to modify.
2. Click on the "Home" tab.
3. Select the "Font" option.
4. Check the "Small caps" box under the "Effects" section.

You can also apply small caps to specific words or phrases within a sentence. Simply highlight the text you want to modify, and follow the same steps as above.

It's important to note that not all fonts support small caps. If you apply small caps to a font that does not support this feature, the text may appear distorted or not display properly.

To avoid distortion when applying small caps:

1. Select a font that supports small caps.
2. Check your text to ensure that it is displaying correctly.

Overall, small caps can be a great way to add emphasis and elegance to your PowerPoint slides. Just make sure to use it sparingly and appropriately, as too much small caps can be overwhelming for the reader.