Very nice thank you all, I figured Keyboard Maestro had it in there somewhere I just wasn't able to find it after searching.
Thank you for the included macro.
I needed to tweak your very helpful macro post to not have the case change be included in my clipboard history. The funny thing is I found another post you had posted in my search to not botch the system clipboard and the "title case" macro was posted in the forum talking about how to restore clipboard history by copying it first to a temp and then restoring it.
Strange coincidence the same macro also talked about what I wanted to do to the macro.
No doubt, the very nice thing about flexibily comes a degree of complexity and slightly steeper learning curve. I would love to see someone put together a series of tutorials for Keyboard Maestro though I do like what "Asian Efficiency" has done with what he knows on YouTube.
Before:
what in the WOW is going On
After:
- what in the wow is going on – lower case
- What in the WOW is Going On – Lower Case First
- WHAT IN THE WOW IS GOING ON – UPPER CASE
- What in the WOW is going On – Upper Case First
- What In The Wow Is Going On – Capitalize
- What in the WOW Is Going on - Title Case
- What in the Wow Is Going on – Title Case With Running Lower Casing First
https://wiki.keyboardmaestro.com/action/Filter_Clipboard
- Lowercase (all characters)
- Lowercase First (just the first character)
- Uppercase (all characters)
- Uppercase First (just the first character)
- Capitalize (all words)
- Title Case (intelligently uppercase certain first letters)
It doesn’t seem like Lowercase First and “Uppercase First” is even working.
Change Case.kmmacros (35.3 KB)
I'll have to work out the missing building block in Keyboard Maestro that changes all the selected items in the Finder to convert the case (it didn't near instentaneously even in El Capitan) since this just does it for selected text rather than selected items in the Finder like I had it before. Much more universally useful though as pointed out by Peter.