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Hi.

The last couple of issues of Australian Personal Computer magazine
have had a CD attached.  (And it evens contains a few Linux binaries
such as Netscape, irc program, and one or two others.  This magazine
is certainly *starting* to entertain the notion of there being more
than one operating system.)

When I mount the CD under Linux (as an iso9660 file system), all the
filenames are in lowercase. However, the internal links in many of the
WWW pages contain capitals. I can still use netscape to browse the CD
by using the mount option "-check=relaxed" (I think, this is from
memory), which causes the file system to ignore case differences when
opening files.

Is there a better way to do it?  In particular, do the capitalised
file names exist when the CD is mounted using some other operating
system, and, if so, is there a way to get Linux to display them?

On a different topic, the CD also contains some "themes" supposedly
only for Windows 95.  Linux unzip will unpack the themes OK (but
watch out for the very long file names which have been used), and
I can display the jpeg screen backgrounds and play the .wav sound
files.  (The Star Trek Voyager screen background is kind of nice.)
However, I don't know how to use the icon and cursor files in these
themes.  Does anyone know how to?

Thanks,

Bradley Broom,
School of Data Communications,		 Email: broom@fit.qut.edu.au
Queensland University of Technology,	 Bus. : +61 7 3864 2769
GPO Box 2434, Brisbane, 4001, Australia. Fax  : +61 7 3221 2384