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Lfn.e

• Posted by bobelia200 at NETZERO.NET Dec 21, 2002
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Juergen,

	I started writing an app to test Lfn.e and came upon this:

Several files I was trying to process had been saved as .txt from Internet 
Explorer and contained the '@' sign in their names.  That is what is shown 
in a folder by Windows.
I verified with a disk editor that the '@' sign was #AE on disk.  However, 
DOS returns that character as an underscore ( #5F 
).   lfn_dir("discov*.txt") returned a list which contained:

"Discover_ Platinum Account Statement 09-26-02.txt"

Note the '_' instead of '@'.  lfn_open() failed to open this file.

	This is very likely a code page problem but I don't have time to research 
it now. Perhaps Igor could help?  I will mail you the test report.
			Thanks,

			Bob

P.S.   command.com's "dir" showed it like above; 4DOS, which I use every 
day, would only show the alias (short form).

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