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FP2000: Importing Files from a Unix Server Will Not Import All Files
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If you import files with the same name but with different case from a Unix server into a Windows-based server, hyperlinks to at least one of the files will break.
Unix operating systems are case sensitive.
For example: Files called "mypage.htm" and "Mypage.htm" are recognized as different files on the Unix operating system. Because Windows-based operating systems are not case sensitive, these two files are recognized as being the same file.
Save the file with lowercase letters from a Web browser. Change the name of the file, and then import it into FrontPage.
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