Guest wrote:
Hey mstuartm, I use the same capitalisation format - any chance you could share your customised Case Checker script?
TIA, from a fellow neurotic
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Adrian
I'm not sure my script would work very well for anyone else. Part of my library, for example, includes archived radio shows and podcasts that deal with ufology, conspiracy theory, and paranormal-related topics. So my script forces allcaps for strings like "UFO" and "MK-ULTRA." Great for the tin-foil hat crowd but less useful for everyone else
Having said that, it's VERY easy to customize Case Checker. Go into your MM directory in Program Files, open the Scripts folder, and then look for a file called "Case.vbs." Open the Case.vbs file (AFTER making a backup copy) and look for the "littleWordString" and "forceCapString" section.
(I use a script editor called UltraEdit to do this; among other things, it numbers the lines for easy reference. This section begins at Line 38 in my editor. You can use any bare-bones text editor to do this, however, although it's not a good idea to use a word processing tool that might add invisible formatting characters to the script.)
Since I use All Initial Caps, I completely removed the contents of the "littleWordString" option, which is the part of Case Checker that forces certain words always to use lower-case.
I then added to the contents of "forceCapString" to suit my needs. Don't over-think how you do this; simply make additions EXACTLY as they look in the existing script.
Save the file, close it, and then test it in MediaMonkey. If you screwed up anything, you will probably get an error message. If you can't fix something that went wrong, simply replace the edited file with your saved backup copy and start over. As long as you have that clean backup copy handy, you're free to experiment as much as you want!