A very small and almost trivial little utility. It will quite simply translate filenames to lowercase. Windows 95/NT is case insensitive, but Unix and Mac/OS are not. A lot of the servers I maintain are developed on Windows 2000, and then moved for production to a Unix server. So I have to make sure all filenames ave the correct case. And the easiest way to do that is to translate them into all-lowercase...

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The program is a command-line utility, and will run in Windows 95/NT. Sources are included in the distribution.

-h	Show a short usage text.
-r	Recurse into subdirectories. Process all the matching files in all the subdirectories.
files[s]	One or more file specifiers. A file specifier has the following form: "[dir/][filename]". Default "dir" is the current working directory. Default "filename" is "*" (all files in the directory). If the "filename" contains wildcards "*" or "?" then all matching files will be processed. Wildcards are not processed in "dir".