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            **  CASE v1.1      Copyright (c) 1994 **
            **                David S. Rothenberg **
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CASE was designed to allow database files to be transfered from
one to another via ASCII delimited files.  However, few people
using databases are consitent and you might end up with mixed
case information.  This can be quite a hassle when attempting to
create reports or query on information when you do not know if
the information is upper or lower case.  A standard must be set.

To this end, CASE takes any ASCII file and either upper- or
lowercases ALL of the alphabetic characters.  By using this 
facility, all information in a given database could therefore be
set uppercase or (though the author can't see why) lowercase.

CASE requires two files: CASE.EXE and CASE.REG.  The REG files
contains registration information; an unregistered copy has only
the string "UNREGISTERED" in CASE.REG.  CASE.REG MUST be placed
in the top level of the drive you are working on; CASE.EXE can be
placed anywhere along your path.

Help for CASE can be obtained by typing "CASE /H".

If you like CASE, I request a minimal "donation" of $9.00 so that
further development on other programs (as well as CASE) can be
done.  You may register throught CompuServe by executing a GO SWREG 
or you may send your payment along with a S.A.S.E. to:

                        David S. Rothenberg
                        12039 Royal Palm Blvd., #H-7
                        Coral Springs, FL  33065

Using the S.A.S.E., I will return your registration information and
instructions on placement in the CASE.REG.

(You may also contact me via CompuServe @ 73514,231).  I accept 
comments and suggestions for enhancements, modifications, or
new programs.

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v1.1 Modifications:

Reports were received of not being able to CASE files across drives even
when the drive letter was specified.  That has been corrected.

