#### 4.1.10 Specifying how to treat cases, spaces, and wildcards

You can choose how DITA2Go interprets paragraph, character, and table format names, to match them to settings in the configuration file:

    [Options]
    ; CaselessMatch = Yes (default, ignore upper/lower differences) or No
    CaselessMatch = Yes
    ; SpacelessMatch = Yes (default, ignore embedded spaces) or No
    SpacelessMatch = Yes
    ; WildcardMatch = Yes (default, allow ? and * in settings) or No
    WildcardMatch = Yes

The default settings help eliminate hard-to-spot typing errors. However, you might have to change one or more of these settings if any format names in your document:

- differ only in case (such as Body and body): set CaselessMatch=No.
- differ only by spaces (such as Lastbullet and Last bullet): set SpacelessMatch=No.
- contain asterisks or question marks: set WildcardMatch=No. See §3.6 Using wildcards in configuration settings.

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Sibling Topics:

4.1.1 Connecting to XML catalogs

4.1.2 Accommodating specializations

4.1.3 Specifying a DITA XML DTD

4.1.4 Generating a map from a DITA topic file

4.1.5 Accommodating paths to network drives

4.1.6 Checking output type and file extension

4.1.7 Producing print output selectively

4.1.8 Including element tags and paths in output

4.1.9 Reusing or discarding ASCII DCL files

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