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-Brading Software Message Board +--Forum: Mp3/Tag Studio Suggestions +---Topic: Some Suggestions started by Rory22 Posted by: Rory22 on Oct. 30 2002,02:15 I just have a couple suggestions. First, I was using the "case fix and replace" option, but I was unable to have names such as "REM" or "P.O.D." remain all caps. Instead, they were translated to "Rem" or "P.o.d." Secondly, it would be nice to have a button in the "Browse & Edit tags/flags" so that you could synch up ID3v1 and ID3v2 without having to make any other changes first (before the "write changes" button becomes enabled). Finally, I often wish I could rename a folder from the explore window in a similar fashion to how it is done in windows explorer (click once then click again on name, or press F2). Posted by: Disposable Hero on Oct. 30 2002,03:40 ---------------------QUOTE------------------- First, I was using the "case fix and replace" option, but I was unable to have names such as "REM" or "P.O.D." remain all caps. Instead, they were translated to "Rem" or "P.o.d." ---------------------QUOTE------------------- For now, go into the "Case Fix and Replace" setup (accessible from "Mass Set Tags" tab and others), and select the "substring replacements" tab. Example: Replace: rem With: REM Apply after casefix I put spaces before and after these strings, so they don't get capitalized when they are parts of words - 'remember' for example. In the future, I think MP3 Tag Studio may have an "always capitalize" list. Magnus will be able to answer that. Posted by: Magnus Brading on Oct. 30 2002,14:17 To capitalize all strings of the type "A.B.C.D", simply add period (".") to the "Compounding atoms" list. The "REM" string is clearly a special case, so the method suggested by Disposable Hero would be the correct one. And I don't think a "capitalize" word list would be necessary, since that is exactly what the string replacements are there for, special case words of different kinds. Just the same anyway. To fast-sync tags from the browse tool, simply set up the "Direct tag manipulation" tool for the desired operation, and it can then be directly accessed from the right-click menu of the browse tool (or with the corresponding hot-key "ctrl-m"). end |