Use Case Converter

One of the golden rules of being a developer is the "no typing". Developers should never create any content or fix any problem in the copy deck because it's the client's job to create or approve the copy deck, and the client takes full responsibility of their work.

However some times it gets tricky after the content has been flowed into the design. The creative department may use the case conversion tool in InDesign to convert the copy to all upper/lower case for styling reasons. When copy the content from InDesign to other IDE, the content appear in its original case. In order to maintain the style, CSS's text-transform property comes in handy, but there is not case conversion options in Flash's IDE. It's so easy for developers to break the rule at this point because it makes no sense to ask the client to revise the content and it's so easy to just retype it.

The right thing to do is use case converter to avoid human mistake.

http://www.convertcase.net/ converts anything to your choice between four most commonly used case styles. Book mark it!