Files always saved in lowercase (GC 9.6.1)
Files always saved in lowercase (GC 9.6.1)
Hi all,Every time I save a file in any format, regardless of what I name the file, GC always makes the filename lowercase, for example:Some File I Want to Save.jpgbecomessome_file_i_want_to_save.jpgThere is no obvious option in the preferences for this, so does anyone have any idea how to fix this? It's really starting to get annoying!Thanks,Chris.
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Re: Files always saved in lowercase (GC 9.6.1)
Hi,did you maybe check the option “Make filename ready for web” ?Thorsten Hi all,Every time I save a file in any format, regardless of what I name the file, GC always makes the filename lowercase, for example:Some File I Want to Save.jpgbecomessome_file_i_want_to_save.jpgThere is no obvious option in the preferences for this, so does anyone have any idea how to fix this? It's really starting to get annoying!Thanks,Chris.
Re: Files always saved in lowercase (GC 9.6.1)
Ah, that's it. I've no idea how I would've ticked this.The reason I raised the question is because I opened an existing JPG file, made a few edits, then just did a Save, not a Save As, so I don't see that part of the save workflow. It must've been ticked when I created and saved a new file, then it got used as the defaults? I guess this is part of OS X, and not something you could control anyway.Thanks for the help!
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Re: Files always saved in lowercase (GC 9.6.1)
On Mac, file names are NOT case sensitive. My_File and my_file are the same file and can be found by searching either form.However, on pure UNIX systems, file names are case sensitive.If a file is stored on a UNIX system as My_File, you can not find it or overwrite it by typing my_file. This method was especially useful earlier, when maximum file name lenght was very short. Regards,Benoa�t Evans On 2015-04-13, at 07:08, darkpawuk@yahoo.co.uk [gcmac] <gcmac@yahoogroups.com> wrote:Ah, that's it. I've no idea how I would've ticked this.The reason I raised the question is because I opened an existing JPG file, made a few edits, then just did a Save, not a Save As, so I don't see that part of the save workflow. It must've been ticked when I created and saved a new file, then it got used as the defaults? I guess this is part of OS X, and not something you could control anyway.Thanks for the help!