Changing case from UPPER to lower case

On MS Word I would easily change if I had all CAPS and wanted lower case
How do I do this with Apple Mail? Example: CAPITAL to capital
Thanks
Steve

So no way to take upper case capitals and just click
to make it lower case?
You might have a look at Devon WordService:
http://www.devon-technologies.com/download/index.html
(bottom of the page)

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hi all,desperatley need help.
I need to create an algorithm as follows
the implement into a program without using character class
i have no idea how to go about this
Create an algorithm for a program that continually reads (loops) a single character from the user and displays the ordinal (ASCII) value of the character. The program should then change the case of the character, so if it is an 'a' change to an 'A' and vise-versa and then display the new ordinal value. The program should quit when the user enters the '#' character. The program should display an error message if an invalid character is entered.
Implement the program from question 1 into a java program. You are not allowed to use any of the methods provided in the Character class to implement your solution
regards Paul

How time flies...they are already assigninghomework
for the fall term.Yeah, the nice thing about the summer is that we don't
get as many homework problems on the forums. Oh
well...I love how they don't even take the time to reword the hw and instead just post the prof's exact text.
"I need help with a problem, its Ch. 9, Q 23a, can anyone help me?"

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I modified my Apache software so that all the URL's in my websites default to lower case before I realized that my images would also be affected. I also modified it so that underscores are changed to dashes. Thus, an image located at images/Maps/South_America.png now gets left behind when the URL defaults to images/maps/south-america.png.
So I have two choices - 1) Figure out a way to exempt image links from the new defaults, or 2) rename all my images and the folders that contain them.
As I haven't yet figured out how to do the former, I need to learn how to do the latter.
So I guess we're talking about as many as three or four operations here - change all folder names to lower case, change all images names to lower case and replace underscores in folders and images with dashes.
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First of all be sure the font you're using has small letters and not just caps. If it does, then click the tiny triangle at the far left of the options bar and choose Reset Tool.

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Does anyone know if Central Search is searchable using both upper and lower case letters? We have the functionality enabled and can only bring back search results when we use upper case letters. When we search on the same marketing object using lower case letters, we do not get any results. For example, TK2292 brings back marketing object TK0002292 but tk2292 does not bring back any results. Advanced Search appears to be able to handle both search scenarios. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
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Hello,
Did you put a breakpoint in the query method to check what you receive in the field 'marketing object' when you start from the central search of the advanced search?
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Regards,
Fred

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Hello,
I have a CD which contains, in web page format, the contents of a bibliographical work formerly published on paper. The link codes in all these web pages use lower case filenames. Unfortunately, the files on the disk are a mix with some of them in uppercase, i.e. AD4.HTM and some in lower case, i.e. intro.htm.
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I could copy all the files off the CD to my hard drive and run a renamer utility to change all of them to lower case. But I have another CD from the same publisher -- same problem -- and may get more, and I don't particularly want all those files on my drive anyway. There's a lot of them!
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I don't think I'll try that one. The most recent update of SheepShaver was slightly over 2 years ago, which indicates to me that the developer is busy doing other things.
I'm very conservative in what I'll install into my system, and old, one-developer software does not fit my standards.
If no other answer comes up, I think I'll copy the files to my hard drive, rename them, then write out a CD with the renamed files and use that one instead. Of course the original CD may contain copy protection features which will prevent this -- I haven't tried it yet.
Message was edited by: Rob Stevenson

Upper- and lower case filenames

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Jon
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Hi Friends!
I have an oracle database and i want to do string comparision.
But i have and problem.
I can use these sql in oracle gui
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Hi
here you can find all the functions permitted in the OpenSQL:
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Helle expert,
I have to make a select from BUT000 table. My selection's fields are NAME_LAST and NAME_FIRST.
My question is:
there's a command or an option that allow to select the row if the value is in upper case and also in lower case ?
I mean that I want to select if NAME_LAST is Roberto, or ROBERTO, or roberto.
any idea ?
tks.

I mean that I want to select if NAME_LAST is Roberto, or ROBERTO, or roberto
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DATA:
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NAME_LAST(40) TYPE C,
NAME_FIRST(40) TYPE C,
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2        (SELECT 'steven' lname FROM dual
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6         SELECT 'STEVEN' FROM dual
7         )
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10           )
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Thanks ahead of time for any help.
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JG_Coleman wrote:
clvrmnky wrote:
Modern Macs are case-preserving and case-aware but not case-sensitive.
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