Can the file type font/letter size be changed?

WHB · 03-26-2007, 08:04 PM

Hello, i don't know if this is in the right category, but the question i have is about file types, to give you an idea of what my problem is, i was trying to upload a picture on a site and i couldn't figure out why it was taking so long, and I'm talking about 10 to 15 mins i would wait to see if it would finally upload, well it never did, so i decided to talk to a tech rep, and she told me to make sure the file type was not capitalized, and low and behold i went to the folder where the pics where, and the file types are all in caps, so this is my question, is there a way that you can change the size of the fonts/letters of file types? the Operating system is Windows XP Pro SP2.

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SupDawg · 03-27-2007, 01:05 AM

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Originally Posted by WHB

Hello, i don't know if this is in the right category, but the question i have is about file types, to give you an idea of what my problem is, i was trying to upload a picture on a site and i couldn't figure out why it was taking so long, and I'm talking about 10 to 15 mins i would wait to see if it would finally upload, well it never did, so i decided to talk to a tech rep, and she told me to make sure the file type was not capitalized, and low and behold i went to the folder where the pics where, and the file types are all in caps, so this is my question, is there a way that you can change the size of the fonts/letters of file types? the Operating system is Windows XP Pro SP2.

Best way that I can think of is a file renaming utility. I personally use a program called File Renamer 3.0 Unfortunately, their website is MIA... Not sure if they went under or not..

http://www.princetonsoftwarecompany.com/

And yes it has an option for lower case, upper case, and proper case.

This software has the same option, and appears very similar to my software. - Even the same name.. This is 3.02 Mine is 3.0. This has an updated GUI, but overall function appears to be the same.

File Renamer - File Renamer Basic - Rename Files - Sherrod Computers

They have a basic edition, not clear as to the restrictions.

pointreyes · 03-27-2007, 01:13 AM

Would this work?
A VBScript to rename file and directory names to lowercase

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WHB Registered User Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Detroit, Michigan Posts: 40	Can the file type font/letter size be changed? Hello, i don't know if this is in the right category, but the question i have is about file types, to give you an idea of what my problem is, i was trying to upload a picture on a site and i couldn't figure out why it was taking so long, and I'm talking about 10 to 15 mins i would wait to see if it would finally upload, well it never did, so i decided to talk to a tech rep, and she told me to make sure the file type was not capitalized, and low and behold i went to the folder where the pics where, and the file types are all in caps, so this is my question, is there a way that you can change the size of the fonts/letters of file types? the Operating system is Windows XP Pro SP2. __________________ P4C800-E Deluxe, Bios 1023 Intel 3.2C Ghz 800MHz FSB HTT OCZ Dual Channel Gold 1GB DDR PC-3200 Asus ATI Radeon 9600XT, 128 DDR Thermalright SLK_947 Copper, 92 mm Vantec "Tornado", 2 120mm supplied case fans Antec 550W "True550" Thermaltake Shark Case, Silver 2 Seagate 120GB 7200RPM SATA Drives Raid0 Shuttle CR40 16X DVD Combo Drive Logitech G5 Optical Mouse, and Media Elite Keyboard Windows XP PRO SP2 Detroit, Michigan Interests: A Man of Many Talents
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