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    Smile eazy one

    Hey,



    When i'm deleting a file with format of 'ULOG.*' it only deletes the ones in lower case, like 'ulog.*'


    I know this is easy.... i'm using kill "path\ULOG.*"


    Cheers,


    Housey

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    The Kill statement is not case sensitive, neither is windows for referencing a file name. You cannot have a file named TEST.txt and test.txt in the save directory. Using Kill "C:\test.*" will remove either of them (I tried it). I'm not sure why your program isn't working - are you sure the file isn't write protected, or in use ?? Is the program using the correct path/filename etc ??

    Sounds fishy !!
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    hello,

    I assure u that this is the case and to test it I copied a text doc a couple of times and renamed it ulog.txt and ULOG.txt, the lowercase on was removed.




    Thx,


    Housey

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    Unhappy pls forgive my dumbness!

    Hi,


    Err... I made a silly mistake and ofcourse U were right /


    /me slaps himself!



    Housey

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