Some time ago I wrote a post about the problems IExplorer causes with WebDAV in Zope. For instance when copying a number of files to a "WebFolder", sometimes files are not copied, or not copied properly. Perhaps not much of a problem, but anyway too much of a problem if you want to use it for end users. Not using Win/IE is no solution as most users are using Windows _and_ IE is currently the only WebDAV client available. (Nobody seems to care, however, as no-one replied. Oh well, cluttering the list further on my own then.) Today, I discovered that at least part of the problem was related to a known (to pythonwin users anyway) very annoying 'feature' of Win95/98/NT: case (in)sensitivity. For example, if you create a folder 'foo' within a Zope WebFolder, it is created allright. However, Win95 converts the first character of its filenames to uppercase, even if it shows them in lowercase !?!?!. So you end up with a foldername in your webfolder which shows as if it were lower case (and the http request apparently asks the server for a lower case folder name), but in Zope it is with a capital first character. Manually changing the name of the Zope folder to all lower case will solve the problem. However, if you copy a tree of items (with folders/directories in them) the same problem occurs again - hampering the effective use of WebDAV. A few remarks: - I don't think changing the case of the folder in the webfolder will change anything - perhaps some of the Windows ftps clients could be suffering from the same problem??? Rik Hoekstra