In TextWrangler for Mac OS X, how to change the selected text to lowercase using a keyboard shortcut

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I know how to use the menu to change case, but I want it to be a keyboard shortcut. Other text editor have this feature but I would prefer to stick with TextWrangler.

Does one already exist or is there another way, such as a Preference setting or an existing Applescript?

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