Capit - by Robert Lang © EdgeWare 1991
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Capit is a small program I wrote in very little time, with very little care,
while trying to make it very little.  It simply renames files in a supplied
directory so that their first letter is a capital, ie. it Capitalises.

It was written in SAS C (5.10a) on an Amiga 3000, but should work fine on
AmigaDOS 1.3.  It is complete copyright by me, but I'm allowing it to be
freely distributed for no more than the cost of current Megadisc or Fred Fish
PD prices, and not on ANY commercial product WHATSOEVER...this includes
disk magazines.  Megadisc has permission to use this program, other disk mags
must apply to me for permission.

This documentation must be supplied with the program, and source is available
on request.

Usage is simple, if you don't give an argument it renames all files in the
current directory, if you supply a directory it renames all files in that
directory....only in the one level, though, no recursive directory listings.

This is useful since I am a shell-freak and create my Topik Disks from the
shell and then have to go along and rename all files to capitals to make them
look nice on the workbench, but now I just type Capit and it does it for me !

Send bug reports, comments, large-spendable-australian-cash, or anything at
all really (except perhaps mail-bombs) to :

            Robert Lang
            P.O. Box 127
            CARDIFF NSW 2285
            AUSTRALIA

Oh, and enjoy !

(Note : I've found an interesting trick with this program.  When working,
sometimes a file that is renamed is later re-checked, since obviously AmigaDOS
rewrites the file information at the end of the file-list of the directory.
This could be fixed by reading the directory FIRST and storing it in a list
somewhere and then processing that list, but that would make the program larger
than is needed.  Since my program won't rename a file with a capital letter as
its first already, processing eventually stops.)