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- Long_filename abstract "Long filenames (LFN), are Microsoft's way of implementing filenames longer than the 8.3 filename, or short-filename, naming scheme used in Microsoft DOS in their modern FAT and NTFS filesystems. Because these filenames can be longer than an 8.3 filename, they can be more descriptive. Another advantage of this scheme is that it allows longer extensions common on other operating systems (e.g. .jpeg, .tiff, .html, and .xhtml) rather than specialized shortened names (e.g. .jpg, .tif, .htm, .xht). The first Microsoft Windows operating system to implement long filenames on FAT was Windows NT 3.5 in 1994.The long filename system allows a maximum length of 255 UTF-16 characters, including spaces and non-alphanumeric characters (excluding the following characters, which have special meaning within the command interpreter or the operating system kernel: \ / : * ? " < > |). This is achieved by chaining up to 20 directory entries of 13 2-byte unicode characters each.To maintain compatibility with older operating systems, Microsoft formulated a method of generating an 8.3 filename from the long filename (for example, "Microsoft.txt" to "MICROS~1.TXT") and associating it with the file.For technical details of the implementation, please refer to the File Allocation Table article.".
- Long_filename wikiPageExternalLink freew.html.
- Long_filename wikiPageExternalLink vfat.htm.
- Long_filename wikiPageExternalLink Filesystems-HOWTO.html.
- Long_filename wikiPageExternalLink doslfn.
- Long_filename wikiPageID "2620353".
- Long_filename wikiPageRevisionID "596115529".
- Long_filename hasPhotoCollection Long_filename.
- Long_filename subject Category:Microsoft_Windows_file_system_technology.
- Long_filename comment "Long filenames (LFN), are Microsoft's way of implementing filenames longer than the 8.3 filename, or short-filename, naming scheme used in Microsoft DOS in their modern FAT and NTFS filesystems. Because these filenames can be longer than an 8.3 filename, they can be more descriptive. Another advantage of this scheme is that it allows longer extensions common on other operating systems (e.g. .jpeg, .tiff, .html, and .xhtml) rather than specialized shortened names (e.g. .jpg, .tif, .htm, .xht).".
- Long_filename label "Długa nazwa pliku".
- Long_filename label "Long filename".
- Long_filename label "长文件名".
- Long_filename sameAs Długa_nazwa_pliku.
- Long_filename sameAs m.07s86x.
- Long_filename sameAs Q827237.
- Long_filename sameAs Q827237.
- Long_filename wasDerivedFrom Long_filename?oldid=596115529.
- Long_filename isPrimaryTopicOf Long_filename.