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ok I should start to try and think like a computer

Thinking like a programmer would be a good start.

Update: Yes, I know it's all very tempting to downvote this. I'm sure I could have been a lot more tactful. But before you reach for the downvote button, please take a couple of minutes to review Win's posting history.

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In reply to Re^3: Making a regex case insensitive by davorg
in thread Making a regex case insensitive by Win

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