The register on a personal computer is responsible for writing upper or lower case letters from the keyboard when entering text. If letters in lower case are written automatically, then you must press a key combination to turn on the upper case. In addition, you can include permanent uppercase.
Necessary
Basic personal computer skills
Instructions
Step 1
For a one-time writing of a capital letter, press the "Shift" key on the keyboard and, while holding it, press the letter to be typed in upper case.
Step 2
To enable constant mode of writing capital letters, press the "Caps Lock" key (it is located on the left of the keyboard). Simultaneously with pressing it, the corresponding indicator on the keyboard in the upper right corner should light up, which means that the mode is on. After turning on the "Caps Lock" mode, all letters typed on the keyboard will be automatically registered only in upper case. To enter a lowercase letter at a time in this mode, press the "Shift" key and, while holding it, type the desired letter.
