AS-UCase

Although it would be convenient to have case manipulation and other clipboard formatting options at hand in the right-click menu of the operating system or at least in Notepad, the built-in Windows text editor, this is currently not the case. Changing the case of a piece of text requires either a more advanced text editor or a dedicated application to be used. AS-UCase is part of the latter category, making it easy for you to change the case of the text in the Windows clipboard without having to call to a text editor.

With a very small fingerprint, AS-UCase requires no installation and the best way to use it is to place a shortcut to its main executable on the desktop or, why not, pin it to the taskbar.

To test it, you need to copy a piece of text to the clipboard using the classic CTRL-C shortcut key or the option in the context menu of the text selection. Then, just double click on the main executable (or the shortcut you made) of AS-UCase. To test if the application worked, simply paste the text in any field or editor. Now each character in the text section you pasted should be in upper case.