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Open with Word/notepad. Press Ctrl+H to bring up the Replace box. Check case-sensitive. Type a in Find and A in Replace, and click Go. Repeat :p
Probably easier to temporarily merge them into one file so you only have to do all the replacing once, and there's probably a far easier way to do it, but it'll work.
 
Open with Word/notepad. Press Ctrl+H to bring up the Replace box. Check case-sensitive. Type a in Find and A in Replace, and click Go. Repeat :p
Probably easier to temporarily merge them into one file so you only have to do all the replacing once, and there's probably a far easier way to do it, but it'll work.

But that would replace the tags too:

Original
Code:
<title>mr</title>

Updated
Code:
<TITLE>MR</TITLE>

I only want the data to be changed (in this case, the MR)
 
makes no difference if the tags are capitalised, they'll work just the same, at least if it's the same protocol as HTML/every other programming language I've used.
Short of that, once you've capitalised everything, decapitalise everything spelt <TITLE> and </TITLE>, and any others you may have, in the same way you just capitalised everything.
Or try using MSWord, or any other program you might be able to use as a WYSIWYG editor.

Or find a cleaner solution than my suggestion :p
 
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