Hello all,

My question is two-fold. I finally figured out a grep search and
replace pattern that suits my needs. Its a really simple one, but a
huge step forward for me.

SEARCH GREP
^([^\t]+)\t([^\t]+)$

REPLACE WITH
\2.\rNote: \1\r

So my question is this... Is it possible to create a replace pattern
that will change the case for \2 to Capitalized case, but only if the
included words are 4 or more letters? As an example I have this:

Model1495 \t Base cabinet, hardware, and related accessories

Which, when run through my grep search and replace becomes this:

Base cabinet, hardware, and related accessories.
Note: Model1495

But I'd like it to become this (note the capitalized case for words in
pattern 2 longer than 4 characters):

Base Cabinet, Hardware, and Related Accessories.
Note: Model1495

Is this possible?

Next question, if I have a list of item names, can I quickly create a
text file for each of them?

Say my list is simple each item on a new line like so...

Item 1
Item 2
Item 3

and I want Item1.txt, Item2.txt, Item3.txt

Thanks for the time.


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