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That's because HTTP is case sensitive (as may be your file system). One way of 'fixing' this would be to use mod_speling to attempt to automatically create this 'mistake'. Assuming the module is enabled you can use the following...

 

CheckSpelling On
CheckCaseOnly On

 

You can check if the module is enabled using phpinfo, check under the Loaded Modules section (or just stick that in your .htaccess file, if you get a 500 server error, then it isn't).

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