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Windows
95 may not be case-sensitive, but the same cannot
be said of operating systems such as Linux or the
various flavors of Unix. If you've ever transferred
HTML files to a machine that distinguishes between
upper and lower case, you know the frustration of
having to change all the filenames to accommodate
the differences in systems. Change Case is a timesaving
utility that can automatically correct the case of
filenames and folders automatically, eliminating the
tedious task of renaming altogether. The tiny application
lets you quickly select a group of files and change
them all to lowercase, uppercase, capital case, or
word-capital case. It supports drag-and-drop renaming
from Windows Explorer, and can even work its magic
on subfolders.
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Some users
like their folders and filenames to contain nothing
but lowercase letters; other users we want to see
each character capitalized. And then there's the splitter
group who wants only the first letters of a folder/filename
capitalized. Well, no matter which of those groups
you fall into, this utility will help. With the click
of a button, you can change the case structure of
all filenames/folders in any given directory (and
subdirectories, too)! It's an open and shut case.
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Change Case