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From: Dooza on 31 Jan 2008 10:00
When I export images or batch export images, Fireworks always renames
them with all lowercase letters. I don't want this, I want it to keep
the same format as the original file. I can't see anyway to do this,
does anyone know how to cure this?

Cheers,

Steve
From: heathrowe on 31 Jan 2008 10:35
When you Save As, you have the control over the file output 'case'. Fw will output what you put in the File Name feild area.

What method are you batch renaming? Is this a custom script?

h
From: Dooza on 31 Jan 2008 11:07
heathrowe wrote:
> When you Save As, you have the control over the file output 'case'. Fw will output what you put in the File Name feild area.
>
> What method are you batch renaming? Is this a custom script?
>
> h

When I export the file name it is in upper case, but when I go to the
file it is in lower-case.

When I use a normal resize batch it leaves the file name alone, but
changes the extension to lower-case.

Steve
From: heathrowe on 31 Jan 2008 11:30
I understood that...:)

Use Save As instead. You have control over file naming there (including Case).

The Export option is mainly for html and the such, thats why it requires lower
case naming as most servers work best with this convention.

h



From: Dooza on 31 Jan 2008 11:38
heathrowe wrote:
> I understood that...:)
>
> Use Save As instead. You have control over file naming there (including Case).
>
> The Export option is mainly for html and the such, thats why it requires lower
> case naming as most servers work best with this convention.

Ahh, gotcha! Sorry :) Can you do the same with batches?

Steve
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