How can you tell whether a piece of software supports long filenames?
For example, NortonCommander5.0 and NC5.5
NortonDiskDoctor8.0 and NDD2002
For example, NortonCommander5.0 and NC5.5
NortonDiskDoctor8.0 and NDD2002
简单就是美
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C:
CD\
MD abcdefghijk
NC50
If it shows up as abcdef~1 or something like that, then it doesn't support it; otherwise it most likely does.
C:
CD\
MD abcdefghijk
NC50
If it shows up as abcdef~1 or something like that, then it doesn't support it; otherwise it most likely does.
Somehow somewhere I've got to choose.
No matter if it is win or lose.
No matter if it is win or lose.
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As long as it can display the full long filenames created under Windows, then it supports them!
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