On 28 Jun 2006, at 17:45, Eugene wrote: > ... > I always found capitalization to be a useless feature of > the English language. Apple must certainly agree with me, > because HFS+ is case-insensitive. :-) No, no, no!! It is ADOBE that agrees with you. As I recently discovered the hard way, you can choose to format Apple's HFS+ filesystems as case sensitive. But when you do so Adobe Creative Suite will no longer work. I believe this is because they are "lazy", as Mr Ameeti would say, and don't maintain correct capitalisation between their applications and their filenames. Of course, now you've got me started, I could remark that all Americans are lazy, misspelling "capitalisation" with a "z" and missing the "u" for "colour", but I'll refrain. :P Stroller.