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#1 2022-12-29 16:41
- loungebob
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Case Rules (Capitalize every word) change already capitalized words
so before I can use all the other complex stuff, I need to fix some of the smaller.
"Capitalize every word" changes already capitalized words to first letter cap and the rest lower case.
eg: FLAC becomes Flac, REISSUE becomes Reissue...and so on. I just want that rule to leave everything thats already capitalized alone but still capitalize every first letter of a word.
Do I need to use regex to correct this?
Edit: Nevermind my earlier version of this text.
Last edited by loungebob (2022-12-29 17:04)
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#2 2022-12-30 10:28
- den4b
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Re: Case Rules (Capitalize every word) change already capitalized words
Use the "Capitalize and preserve" option in the Case rule.
This will only modify the first character of every word, leaving other characters unaffected (preserved).
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#3 2022-12-30 20:45
- loungebob
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Re: Case Rules (Capitalize every word) change already capitalized words
I did use that before I wrote here but I had a "Capitalize every word" rule sneakily hidden away much further up that overruled the preserve one. Fixed now. My apologies, that was just a time waster.
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