Thread: Using the Command Prompt
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Old 20-09-2005, 09:22   #23
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Re: Using the Command Prompt
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Originally Posted by danielf
I've recently had an instance where a website would not accept my upload because it 'wasn't a pdf'. As it turned out, the website was case-sensitive regarding uploads, and would only accept .pdf. The file I tried to upload was .PDF, courtesy of my distiller. I don't think I would have been able to upload the file without going into the dos-prompt and changing the extension to lower case. Actually, if I had not known about the prompt, I'd never have been able to figure out what the problem was...

There is an option in windows to show file extensions.
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