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Seen my error! you can use this form of construct for your or clause if you wish. Have tested on HP-UX and it throws up my .txt and .TXT files
find . \( -name \*.txt -o -name \*.TXT \) -print ./env.txt ./dir.txt ./shella.txt ./taila.txt ./tailb.TXT ./number.txt ./finished.txt ./dir2.txt ./shellb.txt ./cutshellb.txt ./tailb.txt ./numberb.txt ./result_c.txt Regards |
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