Do you actually use Caps lock ever?

[Viscra Maelstrom 3,718]

NO. I DON'T EVER USE CAPS LOCK. WHY WOULD I EVEN DO THAT FOR? IT'S JUST A EYE-GRATING WAY TO GET ATTENTION THAT MAKES YOU SEEM LIKE A LOUD, OBNOXIOUS DICK. IT'S NOT LIKE I EVER DESIGNED A WHOLE PONY BASED ON THE CONCEPT AROUND CAPS LOCK, MMMMMNOSIRE, WHAT MAKES YOU EVEN THINK I WOULD DO THAT FOR?

[Jalaton 155]

I very rarely use caps lock most of the time I just use the shift key. I only use caps lock when I want to type in all caps. Most of the time caps lock is just a nuisance.

[Zygen 6,065]

Silly Filly. Holding down shift while typing a message is OVER 9000 TIMES MORE AGRESSIVE THAN USING THY ROYAL CANTERLOCK BUTTON.

 

I totally need to get my caps lock replaced for a royal canterlock button.

That sounds like a totally awesome idea to make a keyboard themed for MLP and have its caps lock say that XD.

[ping111 124]

I use it sometimes. Usually when I'm quasi-mad (as in they did something stupid or I have to point something else) at someone on Skype. More often than not, it's by accident, or turning English mode back on from Hebrew for homework.

[notdog1996 315]

I only use it when I want to type complicated letters like ''ï''. I don't use it often but it comes now and then in French in words like ''barzoï'' and ''maïs''. I don't know how to make this letter without caps lock since I always end up with this instead ''¸''.

[Starshine 16,330]

Shift do a much better job when you want to scream or capitalize stuff

 

But if I need to yell like a filly, I often use bold letters instead. Looks cleaner that way

[Wolf Angel 30]

I always use caps lock~ Both for YELLING AT SOMEONE and to capitalize certain words when needed.

I always hated holding down shift, and thought it was a waste of time to have to hold it down when I can just tap Caps and be done with it.

[Pinkie D Pie 1,035]

I use it when a whole sentence is going to be in caps, otherwise I use shift.

SO THIS IS DONE IN CAPS LOCK BECAUSE IT IS I DON'T KNOW, PROVING A POINT.

And the capitals in this sentence were done using shift, like I usually do for normal sentences here on the MLPforums.

[Dewdlz 938]

Only when we art using our royal Canterlot voice.

 

 

I just use shift really, lol.

[Pastel 7,627]

No never, the shift button is handier.

[Lordav 3,426]

I use caps lock yes... but not intentionally... and i usually hav to re-write everything... DAMMIT BUTTON... Y U SO BIG! 

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                                                                                                                                                           |

                                                                                                                                           (Pro 'shift' usage right there)

[Clover Heart 978]

This pretty much sums it up for me:

 

[Blackened 512]

Shift key master race for me.

[CC_Maud_Pie 6,431]

I always use caps lock when typing.

[Denim&Venöm 16,459]

Very rarely. Caps lock was more of a pain in the ass. I'd always accidentally hit it when typing. So I currenty have the caps lock key ripped out from my keyboard. 

[skbl17 199]

No, I don't. Why WOULD I-OH DEAR CELESTIA HELP MY CAPS LOCK BUTTON IS BROKEN but shift still works HELP I CAN'T TURN IT OFF. NOW I'LL BE STUCK using the Shift key FOREVERRRRR!

[gone~ 614]

I almost always use shift WHEN I'M TYPING IN CAPS. (10/10 shift use)

 

Maybe I'd use caps lock if I needed to type in all caps for several sentences or something.

[Lisa 5,551]

I was brought up in school learning to hold Shift. I don't even recall them teaching us what Caps Lock does. I think I learnt that by playing around on my Dad's computer one day.. lol

[Luna the Great of all the Russias 2,690]

No. Even if sentence I'm typing is all capitalized, I prefer to use shift than caps lock. The most use I have from caps lock if if a control in game is set to that key.

[Venomous 18,813]

Sometimes.

It depends if i'm too lazy to use the shift key over and over.

[Haruhi-chan 486]

...yes. I use it the most when I'm fangirling. Trust me, it's bad too. I get all batshit crazy with it and... omfg... it's a side of me you just don't want to see. XD

[VitalSpark 1,830]

Caps Lock is fairly useless. Once upon a time, before the advent of word processors that supported things like bold and italics, it served a purpose. Sometimes you needed to emphasise a block of text, and capitalizing it was the only option. Holding down shift while typing a lot of text can be a little annoying.

 

On my laptop, I've reprogrammed the Caps Lock key to serve a different purpose. It now acts as a compose key. This means I can type:

• CapsLock, then "e", then apostrophe, and I get: é
• CapsLock, "O", "c" → ©
• CapsLock, "T", "M" → ™
• CapsLock, "o", "o" → °
• CapsLock, "1", "2" → ½
• CapsLock, "8", "8" → ∞
• CapsLock, "P", "P" → ¶

And so on. Now that my Caps Lock key has been given a new purpose in life, I'm a lot happier, and I think that it is too! 

[zombienixon 330]

I'm a drafter, so I use it all the time at work. Lowercase letters are almost never seen on any kind of print.

[Scrubbed user 3,415]

For typing out a proper-ish I sentence, I just use the shift key.

 

For yelling, CANTERLOCK IS A NECESSITY!!

[Ianpiersonjdavis 512]

Usually by accident, but sometimes it's easier when I'm writing if they're initials or a character is yelling.