Uppercase letters to lowercase using GREP. Is this possible?

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  2. some Captchas are case-sensitive and others not (it depends on the product purchased or how it is programmed on the web site, or both).  Usually if it is case-sensitive I saw him say that this is the case in small print under the image.

  3. in programming, web page designers can usually decide whether to make case-sensitive entry (or just the sight of it appear uppercase, even if correctly entered in uppercase and lowercase letters), but often cannot control if or not the presented images show images that is case-sensitive.  If they want it is case-sensitive, then the text box must accept case-insensitive letters (even if they do not appear like this) or entry will be denied.

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  Somewhere along the way, you will discover that this is not a problem or find the cause of the problem (it is really not that many options beyond what precedes that can cause this kind of thing and not be found using ideas, tests or methods above).  I'm almost ready to almost guarantee that you don't really have a problem, or one of them will be identity it and depending on what it is, give you an idea where to go next in terms of resolve.

  I hope this helps.  Again, I think you're very probably see how the site and not a real problem unless you can't access, after at least half a dozen tent (and perhaps someone else is who has best eyesight to try as well) and technical support of the site people confirm what is happening shouldn't happen.

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  But, I found the solution for the content to Start with "http" or "www."

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  Siraj

  
  

  
  

  Hi Siraj,

  Check it out now.

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  var found = doc.findGrep ();

  for (var i = 0; i)<>

  {

  Alert ([i] found. Happy)

  }

  Kind regards

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  Screenshot, I highlight the required text.

  

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  Hi Sriaj,

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  Kind regards

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