I use firstname$ + ³.² + lastname$ + <companyemail.suffix> to create an
email address. The first two variables are also used as the signoff
signature and elsewhere.

My current client wants to have the whole email address in lower case. I
recorded a simple macro which searches out the email paragraph style and
changes everything to lower case. This works fine on my Mac but apparently
does not work on my client¹s PCs.

VB help has this example:

Dim UpperCase, LowerCase
Uppercase = ³Hello world 1234²
Lowercase = Lcase(UpperCase)

but I don¹t know how to place the relevant parts of my email into this, and
to ensure that firstname$, lastname$ remain as title case for its other
placements in the letterhead. Here is my email address code:

SenderEmail$ = firstName$ + ³.² + lastName$ + ³@² + ³TexEmailEnd.value

...

If SenderEmail$ <> ³ then
Selection.GotoWhat:=wdgotobookmark, Name:=²senderEmail²
Selection.typetext Text:=SenderEmail$
End If

There could be other ways of setting lowercase, but I am not sure what. Have
tried:
With typetext (or selection)
.lcase
End with

as well as:

Selection.typetext Text:=senderemail$
Dim uppercase,lowercase
Uppercase = senderemail$
Lowercase = Lcase(uppercase)

But neither work.

Would appreciate any help

Thx

Sol

(Incidentally it would be *lot* easier if Word had a lowercase option in
setting styles. All Word has for cases is Uppercase or small caps)