Free case changer 1.0 software for mac

Case Changer is a tool for those of you who are tired of those annoying ”lower case files names”.

Case Changer will convert all of your lower case names to “Title Case.”

This small application allows you to change the format and the location of your screenshots.

I often have texts that are completely lowercase, but need to be Title Case - a capitalized first letter for all words. Or all lowercase. What I used to do - until I created this - was launch Word and copy/paste => change case => copy/paste. Word tends to be as fast as a limp snail though, a Dashboard widget is a lot faster.
Case Converter can convert every string of text to a) lowercase b) UPPERCASE c) Title Case or d) Sentence case.
Known issues: Bear in mind that title case and sentence case wont always do what you want them to do. Abbreviations or names may loose their capitals, while title case will capitalize the first letter of short words like "a", "of" and "in" - whether you want that or not. Sentence case is also limited in that it capitalizes the first letter after every ". " "? " or "! ".
Future versions of the Case Converter might incorporate user definable characters after which to capitalize in sentence case, and a user definable list of words never to change.
Enhancements:
- updated gui and several bugfixes.

Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.1 or later.

Line End Changer changes Macintosh style line endings (carriage return, ASCII 13) to Unix style line endings (line feed, ASCII 10) in a plain text file.

As written, it is set up to do the conversion for Web Star log files, but can be easily modified to handle any plain text file you want to convert.

Password Changer is a POPPASSD client for the Macintosh. POPPASSD is the protocol used by Eudora and other POP mail clients for changing passwords. It is not very secure - it does not encrypt passwords on the network but it does offer a good solution to people who want to use a different mailer with POPPASSD support in a controlled environment - for example a classroom. There are POPPASSD daemons available for most versions of UNIX including Linux.

Password Changer was written in PowerPlant - a C++ framework by Metrowerks. It connects to the server using MacTCP calls. The program first asks for the users username and password (note that if the Macintoshs user name is a single word then it will put this into the user name field as a default) The program then asks for the users new password, which must be typed in twice. If the two are not the same then the program aborts. Only after this stage the program attempts to make a network connection.

Enhancements:

• Minor changes to the UI and walk through. Also adds option to open website at the end.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.2 or later

CaseSwapperXT might not be at the top of your Quark 6 must-have features, but if you find yourself changing the case of selected text on a regular basis, youre probably wondering where the keyboard shortcut is.
The answer - until now - is that there isnt one.
Preferences allow you to choose which number key between 2 and 9 (0 and 1 are reserved by Quark) to use in combination with the Command key (otherwise known as the Apple key) to convert the selected text to upper or lower case.
The text attributes stay the same, preserving fonts, weights, colors and any other attributes the selected text may have.
Enhancements:
- Minor alteration to the way preferences are handled.