7 Feb
2002
7 Feb
'02
6:42 a.m.
At 03:33 PM 2/7/2002 -0500, Douglas Quebbeman wrote:
ISO9660 CD's are limited to containing filenames of
no more
than 32 characters in length. At least, everytime I try to
burn a CD, those web pages I've saved that have filenames
that are longer result in a dialog box that requires me to
either type an alternate name or accept the munged version
that it creates itself.
If you're gathering files on a Windows PC, and using PC-based
burning software, they all support the "Joliet" extensions
which allow 255-char paths. Maybe you should tell us which
platforms and packages you're using.
- John
7 Feb
7 Feb
6:56 a.m.
If you're gathering files on a Windows PC, and
using PC-based
burning software, they all support the "Joliet" extensions
which allow 255-char paths. Maybe you should tell us which
platforms and packages you're using.
Toast on the Mac supports full Joliet extensions as well as
hybrid CD's of both Joliet and Mac. I've even used it to make blind
copies of NeXTstep formatted CD's. The NeXT's read the resulting
CD's just fine.
Jeff
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