Upper / Lower case letters in domain name

[kapow]

I can always type a domain name in any combination of upper/lower case letters e.g.
www.MyDomain.Com, www.mydomain.com, www.MYDOMAIN.COM

Does it work the same for everyone? Is it ok when printing a name on a brochure to use some upper case letters? I like the way it separates the words.

[Sinner_G]

I'm not certain about Opera users, but for PC/Mac it works the same.

And it not only helps to separate the words, it makes them easier to remember, so very good for a brochure.

[chris_f]

It doesn't matter whether it's a PC/mac, what operating system or what browser. It's all the same and all work.

Chris.

[ukgimp]

I think it depends on the server as to which you can use. A host of mine will not allow upper case letters and another is case sensitive so you must consider these sorts of issues.

[richlowe]

The domain name can be any case. What comes after the domain name is dependent upon the server.

[google.com...] will work anywhere
[GOOGLE.COM...] will work anywhere
[ANYSITE.COME...] may or may not work, depending upon the server software and settings used by ANYSITE.COM

RIchard Lowe

[kapow]

Thank you
That explains it all very well.