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#21 2008-06-26 15:44
- Andrew
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Re: Lowercase extention and only extention
You see, using "do not change case" will be misleading because other options such as "extension always lower case" will sill change the case. That is why I named it "(none of the above)", as it carries the true meaning.
Ok, but why not "Skip filename" then?
Also, whenever "Extension always lower case" is checked, shouldn't "Skip extension" be automatically unchecked, or the user warned? Or maybe those two options can be changed to a separate radio button group, since they both affect the extension and are mutually exclusive?
If you look at other rules, you'll find that all "skip extension" options are written in the same way. I think that they are the continuation of the preceding options, and as a continuation (like in a sentence) - they don't need to be capitalized.
Ok, if you say so! 
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#22 2008-07-07 14:43
- den4b
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Re: Lowercase extention and only extention
Andrew, I don't think we should be worried that much about these tiny little details
I worry more about functionality rather then spelling/grammar perfection...
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#23 2008-07-07 16:17
- Andrew
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Re: Lowercase extention and only extention
Heh. No problemo! I freely admit that I'm a bit too sensitive and overtly careful about these things in stuff that I write. User Interface Design is a pet area of mine so no wonder I obsess a bit over such things. Anyway, you have brand new features to implement (I hope!) so let's move on...
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