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re: Can't copy b/c ''filename or extension is too long''
Friday, October 1, 2004 at 7:41 am Windows 98 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Lance Hill
(1 messages posted)
Slightly off-topic (I am running Win2000):
I can understand why this could happen moving between two different file systems,
but I get this same error trying to copy one folder from an NTFS drive to another
NTFS drive on the same machine. Considering I am copying between identical filesystems,
how can the filename be too long on one, but fine on the other?
On Wednesday, May 12, 2004 at 10:16 am, Kenny Leong wrote:
>Yeah...but the problem of winzip is it can handle only a certain number of files
>right? So if you have a huge data archive, winzip is going to keel over. Well, the
>winzip I'm using can't hack the number of files I got, and I'm getting the same
problem
>of file names too long because the path structure that I've set in my winxip system
>is too long.
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>The stupid thing is that the structure seems fine in winxp itself, but if I try
to
>send the information over to another winxp via a network etc, it won't allow me
to
>copy things over due to the length of the path/filename. It's actually quite annoying
>and I could understand where the original poster is coming from. I think that these
>people that make these operating systems are total losers. I mean, if a winxp system
>allows us to make a path with that long....then I'd expect to be able to copy everything
>to another winxp system....but as always, the software/product is never fully tested
>and they push their products out with holes in them.
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>Kenny
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