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"Hyman Rosen" <hyrosen@mail.com> wrote in message
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> You could try reading the manual.

Sure, if I had the time to dig through
the manual to find out which letter
to capitalise. Considering it doesn't
change a thing, looks like quite a bit
of a wasted time.

> (Also, x/yz is not like any UNIX
> command)

True. It was some sort of a shell
script (with x/yz being a path
parameter). I guess you could say
the shell (or it's docs) was at fault
(or me for that matter :-) But the
simple fact that I could type that
thing in case-insensitive version
without going to all the trouble
of looking it up or calling in some
help means a lot ...