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Or to upper case, lower case or even first caps!
A webmaster had to move several sites from a
Windows based server to Linux. In the process
she wanted to reduce all filenames to lower case
to reduce problems with Linux's case-sensitive
conventions.
She used FileBoss' Quick Set renaming panel to
quickly set thousands of filenames to lower
case.
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First
Create a File Set if Necessary
 If
all the files you want to change are in one
folder display that folder in an Explore View
and go straight to
Select the Files to be Copied.
Otherwise:
Click
here to see how to create a File Set.
Remember
that you can save File Set definitions for later
use making it easy and quick to repeat this
operation another time.
Second
Select the Files to be Changed
Use
any of FileBoss' advanced selection methods to
pick the files you want to change. From simply
selecting 'All' to selecting by almost any
criteria you can think of FileBoss will make
this step really easy.
Click
here find out more about selecting files and
folders.
Third
Set the Case of the Filenames
Use
the Actions | Rename...
command from the main menu
or
press Ctrl+R
The Rename dialog will appear
Select the 'Quick
Sets' tab across the top.
In the Name
and Extension
groups select whether you want to set the names
to Lower Case, Upper Case, Word Cap or
No Change.
Click OK
and you will be able to either confirm or skip
each file or have FileBoss rename all selected
files without pause.
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 Click
here for complete details on renaming or
otherwise changing filenames.
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