How do I do this?

[will1383]

I have a dns pointing to my webserver (I'm not the DNS host). When I goto the url, the url is all lower case characters. I would like to use a combination of lowercase and uppercase letters so when the url shows up in the address box of a browser, it looks something like this:

http://www.I-want-THIS.com

How do I do this? And how do I set up the email addresses so they show up the same way?

[Till]

Originally posted by will1383
I have a dns pointing to my webserver (I'm not the DNS host). When I goto the url, the url is all lower case characters. I would like to use a combination of lowercase and uppercase letters so when the url shows up in the address box of a browser, it looks something like this:

http://www.I-want-THIS.com

How do I do this? And how do I set up the email addresses so they show up the same way?

My browser (firefox) -always- converts upper case to lower case. I don't think you can force it.

Till

[matt.lintz]

The domain name will always go lowercase the filename can be InDex.html or index.html will point to two different pages.

[Till]

Originally Posted by matt.lintz

The domain name will always go lowercase the filename can be InDex.html or index.html will point to two different pages.

On Unix/Linux there is a thing called case-sensitive. Which is why inDEX.html and index.html are two different things. Domain names are a different category though.

[rrhodes]

Your browser will convert the domain to lower case, but not page names. FYI, Linux/Unix servers ARE case-sensive when it comes to page names, but Microsoft servers (IIS) are not.