There's nothing wrong with Unix/Linux servers... in fact, for some tasks
they are easier to work with than MS servers.
I think you'll find that by default most potential visitors/clients will
type the URL in lower case anyway.
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"Clark" <non-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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Or to not put your site on unix servers
David Baxter wrote:
Not on a Unix/Linux server, no -- productbase.htm and ProductBase.htm
will be seen as two separate files/pages. For this reason alone, it is
generally better to use only lower case filenames.
"Jane Here" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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I have named some of my web pages with mixed case, such as
ProductBase.htm
When I loaded them up to my service provider
www.lunarpages.com the
page was
not found if I typed it all in small letters. I had to type in the
exact
case that I used when I created the page in FrontPage.
Is this correct behaviour? If so, is there anything I can do in
FrontPage to
get it to recognize any case for the page name?