keep ini file capitalization same as exe

BinxelviewForm.cs

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ namespace Binxelview
     public partial class BinxelviewForm : Form
     {
         const string APPNAME = "Binxelview";
-        const string APPDATA_FOLDER = "binxelview";
+        const string APPDATA_FOLDER = "Binxelview";
         const int MAX_BPP = 32;
         const int PRESET_VERSION = 2;
         const int PALETTE_BITS = 14; // maximum bits to fill 128 x 128 square
@@ -2663,9 +2663,9 @@ private void BinxelviewForm_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
 
             // parse INI file
             ini_path = "";
-            string ini_cwd = Path.Combine(dir_cwd.ToString(),"binxelview.ini");
-                   ini_exe = Path.Combine(dir_cwd.ToString(),"binxelview.ini");
-                   ini_loc = Path.Combine(dir_cwd.ToString(),"binxelview.ini");
+            string ini_cwd = Path.Combine(dir_cwd.ToString(),"Binxelview.ini");
+                   ini_exe = Path.Combine(dir_cwd.ToString(),"Binxelview.ini");
+                   ini_loc = Path.Combine(dir_cwd.ToString(),"Binxelview.ini");
             if      (File.Exists(ini_cwd)) { ini_path = ini_cwd; }
             else if (File.Exists(ini_exe)) { ini_path = ini_exe; }
             else if (File.Exists(ini_loc)) { ini_path = ini_loc; }

readme.txt

@@ -256,7 +256,7 @@ When save on exit is applied, options will be saved back to the first INI file t
 or the INI selected from the command line -ini option. If no INI was found, 2 locations will be
 tried in order. If a write to the executable directory fails, appdata will be attempted instead.
   - The executable directory.
-  - The appdata local folder. (%LOCALAPPDATA%\binxelview)
+  - The appdata local folder. (%LOCALAPPDATA%\Binxelview)
 
 
 Because save on exit is an option saved to the INI file, if you want to create a "read only"
@@ -265,7 +265,7 @@ from the menu. This will save the current options now, since disabling that opti
 them from being saved when you exit the program.
 
 
-You can create "workspaces" for Binxelview by putting a binxelview.ini, presets, etc. into
+You can create "workspaces" for Binxelview by putting a Binxelview.ini, presets, etc. into
 a folder, then opening Binxelview with that folder as the current working directory.
 
 Alternatively, you might use the -ini command line option to create a shortcut that applies