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Primitive Case Changer is a small tool that offers you the fastest and most comfortable way to change the letter case. All you have to do is cut the necessary text and paste it back immediately. It means that you press Ctrl+X and then Ctrl+V on the keyboard and you get the changed text at once. You will not even have to paste your text into Primitive Case Changer and click buttons. The program monitors the clipboard and automatically changes the text according to the specified settings. At the moment there are five options available for changing the letter case: sentence case, lower case, upper case, capitalize every word, toggle case. For example, the program can be useful for editors, writers, students, programmers.
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"Limited tricks, but seamless operation"
Version: Primitive Case Changer 1.29
Pros
I use this to change addresses for shipping labels to all caps because so many folks type in all lower case and the numbers and letters can be confused. Operation is seamless.
Cons
Haven't found any yet.
Summary
Perfect for limited purposes.
Still a one trick pony, but the greatest thing since sliced bread at what it does. Can't live without it. I use it to change mailing addresses to all caps for clarity because people write in "text language" these days and the post office doesn't like that. Using Primitive Case Changer clears that up and shows what's really there.
Updated on Sep 11, 2011
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