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In article <dick.4313@woodwrk.LoneStar.ORG> dick@woodwrk.LoneStar.ORG (Richard H. Wood) writes:
+>
+>Your problem may be at least partially due to the fact that ls 4.0 is
+>case-sensitive. I went back to 3.2 (I think) because of this.
+>
+	From a(n) SKsh 1.4 window ls 4.0k is *NOT* case sensitive.  I just
+experimented a bit and found that Mark is correct, however.  From a Wshell
+window ls 4.0k *IS* case sensitive.  What's the deal?  (Steve?)

As I recall, ls 4.0k has a switch to enable/disable case sensitivity, and is
by default case sensitive (to more closely mimic the U*IX version).  I can't
recall the letter used for the switch, and I'm not on my Amiga right now, but
the manual page for ls 4.0k is quite complete.

As for the SKsh/Wshell question, is it possible that you are using SKsh's
builtin ls when you are running that shell?  That is the only explanation
that comes to mind.

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+Dick
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kenny
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