Small Caps in Pages?

Is there any way in Pages to convert text to Small Caps? Or all the other "usual" text conversions (upper, lower, etc.)?
Thanks for any help!
- Jacki

Mountain Lion. Created text in Pages v4.3. It is 14 pt Helvetica Regular with 18 pt line spacing. OpenOffice version latest at v3.4.1 OS X. Pages document opened directly in Preview saw no change.
NC = no change.
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Sorry for the spelling and grammar errors, here again the topic:
There seems to be a serious bug within Pages 4.2. If you open the typography panel and activate the small caps feature of opentype fonts though you can click the check-box Pages does not transform the marked text into small caps. So this opentype feature (small caps) doesn't function under Pages any more.
I experienced also kerning problems within Pages 4.2 using the word "Test". There is no kerning between T and e using the Fakt font from Ourtype. (There was never every any issue with this under Leopard or Lion!)
The same problems don't occur in TextEdit under Mountain Lion, so it seems to be a sole Pages 4.2. problem under Mountain Lion.
I reported it to the Apple Bug Reporter (no reply so far) but would be interested what you guys think about this and if you experience the same problems?

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Greetings, Community. It would be great if I could discover how to change caps of an OpenType font to small caps in my InDesign cc document. That's the simple question.
To be more exact, I have an 18-page play that contains stage directions in caps in parentheses, which I would like to change to small caps. The font I'm using is an OpenType, Minion Pro, with small caps.
Another thing is, I'd ideally like to be able to do that without changing all caps in the document, and also, to not have to convert the caps to lower case in order to do it.
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I did go to Microsoft to find out how to do it in Word, but could only find a solution for Word for Windows.
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Is this what you're talking about, Michael? Where do I paste it? (The whole thing?)
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// Change case interactively. Find/change options should be set in InDesign's Find/Change window.
// Peter Kahrel -- www.kahrel.plus.com
#targetengine "change_case";
create_palette().show();
function create_palette ()
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 if (w === null)
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 found[found_counter].capitalization = Capitalization.smallCaps;
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 show_found (found[found_counter]);
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Small caps in running heads - mixed case problem

My running head is set to be small caps, and it picks up mixed-case text from the document. I want the head to be all 'lower case' small caps (or 'upper case', unless that really means ordinary caps) but can see no way to achieve this. Instead I get 'mixed case' small caps, if that makes any sense. If I select the head on the master page and then Type | Change Case, this has no effect on the appearance either on the master or the generated heads. How do I achieve uniform small caps where the source text for the running head is mixed-case? If small .indd attachments were allowed I would have attached one, but it got rejected despite not being llisted as a forbidden type.

A few ways to do this:
a script: http://jsid.blogspot.com/2005/09/script-of-day-changing-case-again.html
or in your paragraph styles use OT small caps (assuming you're using an OT font)
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Hi there, I wonder why so far no body has picked up or discussed a serious bug in iWorks that is: that no true small caps from opentype fonts can be activated via the typography panel within Mountain Lion. The problem exists with Pages 4.2., Numbers 2.2., and Keynote 5.2. Its also impossible to install the former version of Pages, 4.1., under Mountain Lion, where this function still worked. There are also problem with the kerning. Opentype fonts who have kerning like Fakt from Ourtype have no kerning in iWork products but they have it in TextEdit. Within TextEdit those problem don't exist.
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Sorry for the spelling and grammar errors, here again the topic:
There seems to be a serious bug within Pages 4.2. If you open the typography panel and activate the small caps feature of opentype fonts though you can click the check-box Pages does not transform the marked text into small caps. So this opentype feature (small caps) doesn't function under Pages any more.
I experienced also kerning problems within Pages 4.2 using the word "Test". There is no kerning between T and e using the Fakt font from Ourtype. (There was never every any issue with this under Leopard or Lion!)
The same problems don't occur in TextEdit under Mountain Lion, so it seems to be a sole Pages 4.2. problem under Mountain Lion.
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Using TextInput boxes to change to small Caps lettering with NO ....

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How about this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml" layout="absolute">
 <mx:Script>
 <![CDATA[
 protected function name_changeHandler(event:Event):void {
 var firstName:String = fName.text.toLowerCase();
 var lastName:String = lName.text.toLowerCase();
 fullName.text = firstName + lastName;
 ]]>
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 <mx:Label x="156" y="74" text="first"/>
 <mx:TextInput x="199" y="72" id="fName" change="name_changeHandler(event)"/>
 <mx:Label x="156" y="104" text="last"/>
 <mx:TextInput x="199" y="102" id="lName" change="name_changeHandler(event)"/>
 <mx:Text x="199" y="132" text="Text" id="fullName"/>
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It's a never ending battle, this trying to get some sense out of computers. In a post earlier this year (http://forums.adobe.com/message/1287805#12878) I asked how to overcome the lack of proper small caps in Helvetica. Sandee came back with a suggestion, which I followed up, and it seemed to give reasonable results. And within InDesign, and when printed, it works.
However, when I export to PDF the small caps are not shown correctly on the screen. (The PDF file can be downloaded from http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?nmjlhmiwt3i). They look a mess unless you zoom in about 500%. They print okay, but I'm not having a messy looking PDF sent to the printer. It's nothing but offputting.
If that was the only difficulty I could probably accept it, but I intend making my two books freely available for download in PDF form and I certainly don't want rubbish-looking fonts on display.
It looks like my mock small caps may have to be replaced with caps.
QUES 1
Is it possible to make my mock small caps display acceptably on the screen within a PDF? I have tried exporting to PDF at various resolutions, and with optimize for web turned on and off, but that makes no difference.
QUES 2
Another option is to get hold of a Helvetica font (or similar) that does have small caps. Where could I get hold of one of those?
The original InDesign file from which the PDF was obtained, can be downloaded from http://www.mediafire.com/?zddtj5m5d3q in case anyone wants to play around.

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I have attached two screen captures of what it look like on my screen. One at 100%, the other at 200%.
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Thanks,
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@Jongware/Bob, thanks for your responses, I checked the ePub output using 'Adobe Digital Editions', and getting the same issue in 'Calibre', but in 'Sigil', it looks fine.
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span.SmallCaps {
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