Hello, I'd like to edit this question by adding a much simpler way to do it than what is detailed below.
Highlight the text you want to change with your mouse, then hold the shift key and press F3 until you find the case format you want.
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Well, I'm not sure what you mean by "font case" ... I don't believe there is a term by that name.
If you mean from all lowercase or all uppercase, or from sentence case to title case, then here is what you do in Powerpoint 2003:
Right-click on the toolbar and choose Customize. The Customize window will display.
Click the Commands tab.
Under Categories, select Format.
Under Commands, scroll down until you find the Change Case button.
Click and drag it up to your toolbar.
(You only have to do the above once, not everytime you want to change case.)
Now, whenever you want to change case, highlight the text you want to change, and click the Change Case button.
The Change Case window will display.
Select the case that you want from the options... in this instance, "Title Case."
Click the OK button.
Your text should now be the correct case.
... you might have to make some minor changes, because the case changes without exception. You'll have to correct acronyms and any minor words that shouldn't be capitalized.
You can use Wordcountertool.com to change the case of any paragraph or word. This one just requires a browser.
A title slide in a PowerPoint presentation typically includes the presentation title, the presenter's name, and possibly the date. For example, a title slide for a presentation on "Climate Change and Its Impacts" may have the title centered at the top, followed by the presenter's name in smaller font below, and the date at the bottom.
The font size in my PowerPoint is for points not pixels (could be that there is a setting to change this...)
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