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It is typed with a "capslock" or just "shift"... no nested styles or "all caps" were used... plain text imported from Word

What I ment was how to do it automatically! There are few hundred terms that i have to change...

I have a text full of personal names, but they are all in UPPERCASE. How to change all of them to normal name format: first letter uppercase, other smallcase -> for example KRUNO to Kruno, or JANE to Jane... I know that it can be done with find & replace, but I just can not find the way...

I use nested styles in some of my paragraph styles. Some change tekst to bold, some to italic. Everything is O.K. within ID (on screen, on print, in exported PDF). But when I export such text to .rtf, or just copy/paste to Word (dont ask why, my idiot partners can use only Word), it comes out...

By default, footnotes are placed in the bottom of a frame where footnote entry is added. Is it possible to place footnotes in a separate frame in InDesign CS3, so that footnotes could be placed somewhere else on the layout?

I am working on a dictionary. I must place first term on a page on a left upper corner of a header and last term on ge to the right upper corner of a page. Is there a way to automaticaly do that in CS2?