To map short filenames used in subdirectories of $OEM$ to long filenames that should be assigned to those files after they are copied to the destination computers, list them in a $$Rename.txt file. Each subdirectory of $OEM$ requires its own $$Rename.txt file, if the files in that directory need to be assigned long filenames on the destination computer. For example, if some of the system files in $OEM$\$$ use long filenames, they must be mapped in the file $OEM$\$$\$$Rename.txt. If some of the application files in $OEM$\C use long filenames, they must be mapped in the file $OEM$\C\$$Rename.txt. The format for the $$Rename.txt file is as follows:
[section name]
short name 1 = "long name 1"
short name 2 = "long name 2"
where:
section name
is the path to the directory that contains the files. To indicate that the section contains the names of files or subdirectories that are on the root of the drive, use a backslash as the section name, as follows:
[\]
short name
is the name of the file or subdirectory in this directory, to be renamed.
"long name"
is the new name of the file or subdirectory. This name must be in double quotes.