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SYMPTOMSWhen you use File Manager in Windows NT, and are working with files with long names that contain spaces, those names may in some cases be displayed in a truncated format. CAUSEThe parser routine being used truncates file names after the last space (" ") found in long file names. File Manager displays this truncated file name. The truncated file name is used to find approximate matches of all similar file names for a length up to the space where the break occurs. The resulting match list contains all matching file names, including file names listed in 8.3 format. STEPS TO REPRODUCE
RESOLUTIONThis problem has been resolved in a hotfix to the file NTlanui.dll. Use of this fix resolves the display problem so that the complete file name will be displayed. Note, however, that this fix may have the following side effect: After you install it, Windows NT may underreport the number of files that are open. This occurs because the request for a more detailed match (using the long file name) may result in no matches against a file list in cases where the file is represented in 8.3 format. STATUS
Microsoft has confirmed this to be a problem in Windows NT version 3.51. Additional query words: prodnt
Keywords : kbnetwork ntnetserv kbbug3.51 kbfix3.51 NTSrvWkst ntutil |
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