I always use underscores. On Feb 24, 2016 1:38 PM, "Bobby Johnson" <b...@brmemc.net> wrote:
> I have recently been struggling with a problem with media > files. On many occasions I use Dragon NaturallySpeaking to > enter data into legacy. The problem I ran into deals with > file names. As an example: > Census - Bradley County, Tennessee - 1940 - John Doe > is the name of a file I would use. The character between > census and Bradley is a hyphen(ascii 45) as opposed to a > dash(ascii 0150). Using Dragon to dictate this file name, I > would use the word dash which would enter a space before and > after the dash. In doing so everything seemed to work fine > including the file sorting. However, when I backed up the > media files and use the backup file to restore them on > another computer I found many media files missing. > > I have discovered that when you zip a file with a dash(ascii > 0150) and then unzip the file the dash is returned as a > hyphen. Therefore the file name has changed and LFT cannot > find this media file. > > This is a warning for anyone who might for any reason do a > backup with a file name that contains a dash. > > > _______________________________________________ > LegacyUserGroup mailing list > LegacyUserGroup@legacyusers.com > http://legacyusers.com/mailman/listinfo/legacyusergroup_legacyusers.com >
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