Re: Template does it have to be capitalized?

Steve:

Yes. Caps themselves are not ever a problem. The problem arises when you
use them willy-nilly in file/pathnames and then can't remember which way
you've used them. On a non-case sensitive OS, it makes no difference, but
on a *nix system, you'd better be right.

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"Steven H" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

I have switched servers from a Windows server to a UNIX based server. I
found that I am having problems with templates and library. Do these

directories have to have the first letter capitalized to be recognized.

Thanks in Advance
Steve