Al says "Although the macro seems simple, it is the only routine I know that conveniently can make initial caps of any sentence. I use it for movie or CD/DVD titles.

To install:
Download either the Macro Express 3 or Macro Express Pro version of the macro file and save it to your hard drive. Open the macro file or import the macros into your existing macro file by clicking File | Import | Macros.

	Convert Highlighted Text   for Macro Express 3	umconverthighlightedtext3.mex
	Convert Highlighted Text   for Macro Express Pro	umconverthighlightedtext.mex

To use:
Highlight some text and press Ctrl+Alt+Shift+ENTER. When the macro runs a menu appears that allows you to choose between 'Mixed Case', 'Lower Cast' and 'Upper Case'. Make a choice and the text is converted.

How it works:
Depending on your choice, this macro uses the 'Variable Modify String Lowercase' or Variable Modify String Uppercase'. The Mixed Case selection requires a bit more effort. Al uses a nifty trick to change the first letter of each work to uppercase. He converts a space followed by a letter to a space followed by an uppercase letter. This simple solution works great.

Modifications:
This macro was modified from the original submission to use a Multiple Choice Menu to select the action and to detect when nothing is highlighted and stop the macro.

Limitations:
This macro will handle setting text to Mixed Case for computers configured for the english language. If your computer uses another language, you may want to edit the macro to support characters not found in the english language.

Requirements:
 - Macro Express 3 - use umconverthighlightedtext3.mex
 - Macro Express Pro - use umconverthighlightedtext.mex

Submitted by:
Al Willen, President
Virtually Yours
http://viryours.com