Why? I've done it before. This was an in-house program with little in the way of security implications. Forcing the case on the password greatly cut down the

Why? I've done it before. This was an in-house program with little in the way of security implications. Forcing the case on the password greatly cut down the number of problems. Since then I have seen a better solution: Try the password, if it fails try it with the case flipped. If that works it's a caps-lock error, they know the password, accept it.