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altman@picasso.mmwb.ucsf.edu (John Altman) writes:

>I'm looking for an application, perhaps a DA, that will convert text
>that is in all upper case to lower case.  MS Word will convert selected
>lower case text to uppercase, but apparently not the reverse.  My
>specific problem is that I'd like to import a bibliography list I have
>generated from our libraries link to Current Contents into EndNote, and
>I'd like to clean up the problem with CC citations containing all upper
>case letters.  In the best of all possible worlds, the program would
>leave the first letter of each word capitalized, such as in the
>following example:

>			ABCDEFG -> Abcdefg

The best thing for this type of requirement is McSink, the shareware
version of Vantage.  Both of these are Word Processing DA's, and have
the capability to shift all caps -> lowercase, and to capitalize
words.

The MS Word command, by the way, just makes the text LOOK uppercase.
If you save it as an ascii file, it will be lowercase.

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