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Explorer shows pretty names for all files and directories, that actually consist of uppercase letters. This means that if you see something like "Lowercase" in an explorer window, its real name is one of the following:
A file or directory that is stored as "LOWERCASE"
A file or directory that is stored as "Lowercase"
There is no way of telling what is the real name, unless you start another program that doesn't change the name! This behavior is due to what is called case-awareness. Only Windows NT users having an NTFS file system are influenced by this.
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