David,
A simple solution is to use 2 dots. Item -1 is the file extension,
item -2 can be some additional info, item 1 to -3 would be the file
name.
Best,
Mark
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Op 22-okt-2006, om 19:32 heeft David Bovill het volgende geschreven:
A quick question - I now the info is out there on the net, but Id
like to
see what other people are doing. I"m setting a naming convention
for files
and a while back I would have stuck to the 8.3 dos character limits
- no
spaces etc just to be safe. Now it seems more important to use
characters
that also make nice urls than anything else - but I still avoid "funny
chars" so that scripts don"t have to escape anything... but what
exactly are
these "funny chars", and what are there potential problems? Here
are my
first thoughts, comments very wellcome:
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