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case-sensitive

Term describing a system that distinguishes between capitals and lower-case letters. Domain names and Internet addresses are typically not case-sensitive; however, a particular system may be case-sensitive for user IDs, making it harder for an unauthorized user to guess a password.
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By identifying these points, an organization can then implement restriction processes and limit the access to case-sensitive areas by requiring user authentication, passwords, etc.
E-mail's Weakest Links. (Special Advertising Feature) by Molina, Herbert / Latin Trade
Since XML is case-sensitive, XHTML documents must use lower case for all HTML element and attribute names.
W3C Readies XHTML For Approval by Piven, Joshua / Computer Technology Review
Feature InforSeek AltaVista Number of URLs indexed(1) 50+ 50+ (claimed in millions) Exact document counts(2) X Approximation Automatic name recognition X Phrase searching X X Plain English queries(3) X X Find all word variants(4) X Case-sensitive searching(5) X X Seach on any word(6) X Field-based searches(7) X X Feature Exite Lycos Yahoo Number of URLs indexed(1) 50+ 50+ 0.
How to find it on the Net by Harding, Wayne E. / Journal of Accountancy
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