This small program gets the right "spelling" of a file (or a directory).

For  example,  if  you  had  a  file  called  "ThisIsMyFile" in the current
directory  and want to copy it (or whatever) to a different device by doing
this: "copy thisismyfile ram:".

Then normaly a file called "thisismyfile" will be created in "ram:".
But if you use:  "copy `correctname thisismyfile` ram:", then a file called
"ThisIsMyFile"  will  be  created  in  "ram:"  (if it was created so on the
source device). See what I mean?

 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO     CRC       STAMP          NAME
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ -------------
[generic]                 1682    2356  71.4% -lh5- fd8c Oct  6  1995 CorrectName/CorrectName
[generic]                  490    1039  47.2% -lh5- 033a May  1  1996 CorrectName/CorrectName.doc
[generic]                  284     530  53.6% -lh5- b957 May 28  1996 CorrectName/CorrectName.liesmich
[generic]                 1020    2450  41.6% -lh5- bf07 Oct  6  1995 CorrectName/CorrectName.mod
[generic]                 1146    2169  52.8% -lh5- 0f77 May 28  1996 CorrectName/CorrectName.pi
[generic]                  364     650  56.0% -lh5- 9cec May 28  1996 CorrectName/CorrectName.readme
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ -------------
 Total         6 files    4986    9194  54.2%            Jun  3  1996