OVERLY-LONG FILE NAMES, as impediment to file copying. Somewhere has > > > > AN AUTOMATIC FILENAME-LENGTH TRUNCATION PROGRAM. Long file names for windows operating systems, you could give. The software allows a user to copy, transfer and delete long path file names in a fast and easy manner. There are many software available for download online. You can do your own search and select your best choice.

But dont you dare call them FOLDERS if they are Linux, in Linux, they are called DIRECTORIES. Yea, I know it's just words, which mean the same thing, but I never understood why they changed from Directories to Folders in Windows????? (Of course anyone who knows DOS knows you type 'DIR' to get a lit of directories. But that could have been 'FOL' to get a list of folders too. Bill in Co 23/4/2014, 14:29 น.

And that's also assuming that a simple re-compile will do the trick; unfortunately most. At work it happens all the bloody time. We have a very large file share, around 10 TB, of files generated when we do projects for our clients. Frequently our account execs will try to organize one of our larger client folders and end up nesting files and folders so deeply that the data becomes inaccessible. It's pretty easy to do when many documents are generated by mac users, who give zero fucks about file and folder name length.

In message, writes: >On Wed, 23 Apr 2014 22:51:22 -0600, 'Bill in Co' > wrote: [] >adn I'm installing a lot of the older programs from W98. For exzmple, I >installed Winzip from around 2000. I cant understand how a program like >Winzip can improve and go fr4om a 6 meg to a 36 meg installer. It zips >and unzips. What more do I need. Later versions do more formats - such as.tar, 7z (I think), and so on.

It find great humor in the fact that software developed in the early 1970s is more powerful then anything that I could find in Windows 7 to resolve this issue. I suggest looking in to VirtualBox (free for personal use from Oracle) and Ubuntu Linux if you would like to delve more deeply into an operating system that, while somewhat more challenging, empowers the user to do anything they can dream up. Take care, Nexion.

But the sammynetbook forum [ugh, forums] helped me out > there [basically saying go back one video driver].) > [] >> run on Win98SE. At this point that's all I need and anticipate needing, >> for >> many years to come. Let's hope it can stay that way. >> >>> I can say the same thing for cellphones.

(I have a button making machine) The program refused to work in the dos from Windows 98. The program's development died and there never was a Windows version made. That pissed me off, but I did manage to create a boot floppy with older dos and be able to run it on the hard drive, but a reboot was required. >> I can say the same thing for cellphones.

> >I find it somewhat ironic that people *need* to use cellphones to be in >touch with each other, rather than any face-to-face contacts (or even a >telephone, if needbe). It seems the only thing holding at least some of us >together nowadays is the smartphone - or Twitter - or Facebook. And I think >it's a sad commentary on society. And the nuclear family of yesteryear has >all but evaporated. And some call this 'progress', if you can believe it. >I think I could pass out more than a few dunce caps nowadays, and some of >them should sit in the back of the class!

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Files with long names The problem is the format used on the external drive. Realize that Windows (and DOS before it) began supporting only file names with eight characters - followed by an up to three-character extension after the dot.

> >> I can say the same thing for cellphones. There was a time I'd never own >> one, but when the price came way down, I finally got a prepaid >> no-contract one, which I will admit is handy when I get a flat tire in (etc.). Until mine died about last September, I intended to stay with my early mobile (Nokia 1018s) - display only monochrome with 2 lines of text, no pictures; the cheapest I could find to replace it includes a good FM radio and a torch, and I still use it more as a radio than a 'phone! But it is handy in emergencies. [] >I don't want a smartphone either. A cell phone for emergencies (or maybe [] I must admit to being impressed with how my blind friend uses her iphone! [] >I think we should form a Luddhites anonymous club.:-) This 'group (let alone the '98 one) _is_ that, in large part!