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Classic ASP Title Case

Posted at: July 29, 2008
Related Topic(s): Classic ASP

Need a function that capitalises the first letter of each word, as used in titles?

Unlike some title case functions, this one doesn't just look for spaces, but capitilises the first letter after each non-alpha character which means that hyphenated words and words after numbers are considered new words.


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