In 2006 a woman sent me over 3,000 engagement-wedding newspaper images. All needed transcribed. All file names needed redone for a consistent naming. Over 2,000 contained the letters RO for Record-Outlook.. It was before I knew about CaSe SenSiTiVe in html coding. With doing a site overhaul, I painstakingly went through nearly 5,000 images, changing all file names to lowercase--- by hand. The program confirmed updating the links as I edited the file names. With re-uploading the site, I needed to delete 'everything' to ensure duplicate files wouldn't exist. I feared, though, that RW wouldn't re-upload all the images. With trepidation, I checked a random file in the live web. My heart sunk. After all my hard work, some images were not there! I re-uploaded---twice! Still no images! Nothing seemed 'wrong'---what mistake did I make? When adding some missing ALT tags on another page, I noticed RO in an image filename. Ah ha! Sure enough, I found the program did NOT update the links to lowercase when I fixed the file names months ago. Of course, fixing RO to ro will make all my missing images appear. (Yay!) It's simple things like this that drive webmasters crazy about code. Moral::: Always check the simplest explanation for a problem, first, before going on to a more complex cause. Judy