Maximum file name length class in jde/preverify.exe?

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• Setting the maximum file name length under Win XP x 64

  I am trying to find a way to set the maximum size of the name files in Windows XP x 64?

  I think I need to set the value of the MAX_PATH limit in environment variables or the Windows registry?  I am running Windows XP x 64 on an NTFS partition, so my theoretical maximum for a file name is 255 characters. Is it possible to put down?

  Destructive how would making this change not my system?

  Thank you

  MAX_PATH is a system/constant variable used when the Windows operating system is compiled.  There is no way to effectively change without recompile Windows from its source code.  Note that this sets the maximum length of the full path to the file, including directories parent so that the only way that a file can actually be 255 characters long would be if it was located in a root directory.  This is not a hard limit, however, there are some programs that can handle path names has more MAX_PATH (for example "Robocopy").

  HTH,
  JW

• Determine the file name lengths

  Is this possible in Windows 7 to determine the length of the file names in an old and its subfolders?

  I tried some freeware programs that are supposed to do, but with not much luck.

  Thank you

  Sounds like pretty simple job for someone who knows how to write scripts that run in Windows, in something like Visual Basic.  Until this person comes to help here, I will mention that a method I've found is to go to the desired folder, copy the filepaths of the elements there, paste into an Excel sheet and use formulas to deal with the results.

  More details: when opening the file (or do a search in this folder), click on organize, click Select all, press on and hold down the SHIFT key and right-click on any file name, click Copy as path, go to an Excel spreadsheet and paste it into cell A2 to display a column to fill with paths.  Because we want to count the characters in the names of files and no paths together, we have a few delicate manufacturing formula Excel.

  I did the labels column for cells A1 to E1: entirepath filename extension namelength pathlength.  B2 E2 to cells contain these formulas:

  B2

  = IF (ISERROR (FIND("\",A2)), A2, RIGHT (A2, LEN (A2) - FIND ("|", SUBSTITUTE (A2, "-","|", LEN (A2) - LEN (SUBSTITUTE(A2,"\",""))))))

  C2

  (= IF (ISERROR (FIND(".",B2)),"", RIGHT (B2, LEN (B2) - FIND ("|", SUBSTITUTE (B2, ".","|", LEN (B2) - LEN (SUBSTITUTE(B2,".",)))) "" ")))

  D2

  = LEN (A2)

  E2

  = LEN (B2)

  Note that the namelength will include characters from file extension, or at least it did for me: I always keep the setting to display the file extension in Windows.

  For all information from production lines according to the formulas, select cells B2 to E2, copy, select the cells on the lower lines of the C2 at the last line with a filepath showing and paste.

• File name length is limited to exec system

  Hi all

  When I use exec creat record system, I find folder name length is limited as long as 8 characters. Is there a way to break this limit?

  Whether you use the old "command.com" instead of the new 'cmd.exe '.

  If you replace command.com by cmd.exe that your original method would work.

  Using LabVIEW again would be a better option, however.

• Binder to move my profile on another computer. Thunderbird file names are too long

  Hi, I am trying to copy my profile for a new installation on another computer (win 7 box to win box of 8). In the past, it worked smoothly without any problem (did not have to do it for a few years).

  I packed my profile in winRAR and copied over the network to the new box. Then when I tried to UN-package, I get 1 403 error (for example):
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     Total path and file name length must not exceed 260 characters
     The system cannot find the path specified.
  

  I am running the latest version of Thunderbird.

  So is this a fundamental flaw with the design of software and how it plays today with Windows? Is there a work around?

  Thank you!

  Just delete anything mozmesgs, it's more than a thousand files, you have just to get Windows search can find mail. A waste of space and a poor search to start.

• < Unspecified file name > file is larger than the maximum size supported by datastore '< indeterminate datastore >.

  I know that this issue has much spoken in the forums, but the answers are always to make sure that your block sizes are set to 8 MB - mine are already. Let me explain:

  I have a virtual machine with a large amount of connected storage - something along the lines of discs 10 x 1.99 to. Sit all VMDK on partitions of the VMFS of 8 MB of size block, including the configuration of the VM (location of the pagefile).

  Every time I try and snapshot of the virtual machine, I see the "< unspecified file name > file is larger than the maximum size supported by the data store ' < unspecified datastore >. All other virtual machines instant fine, but any other VM has a similar amount of storage as the VM problem.

  I have now moved the configuration files of the virtual machine to a new partition VMFS 5 of 1.91 TB, but the instant error persists. Most of the readers is sitting on VMFS 3.33 or 3.46. It will take me a while to move all VMFS 5 to see if that solves the problem.

  VMware.log for VM reports:

  2011-10-09T09:55:55.328Z| vcpu-0|  DiskLibCreateCustom: Unsupported disk capacity or disk capacity (2186928627712 bytes) is too large for vmfs file size.
  2011-10-09T09:55:55.328Z| vcpu-0| DISKLIB-LIB   : Failed to create link: The destination file system does not support large files (12)
  2011-10-09T09:55:55.328Z| vcpu-0| SNAPSHOT: SnapshotBranchDisk: Failed to branch disk: '/vmfs/volumes/4dc30ba3-b13c5026-92d8-d485643a1de4/spoon-app/spoon-app_2.vmdk' -> '/vmfs/volumes/4dc30ba3-b13c5026-92d8-d485643a1de4/spoon-app/spoon-app_2-000001.vmdk' : The destination file system does not support large files (12)
  
  

  My VMDK and volumes are smaller than 2032GB. I don't understand why, it's be a problem.

  Anyone have any ideas?

  Although ESXi 5 supports larger LUN as a raw physical devices (up to 64 TB), the maximum size of a virtual disk has not yet changed.

  André

• Limit the length of the file name of the file to download in a file.

  Hello
  
  I got a file navigation item. When the file name is 74 more characters, he goes to an error page. Can this be avoided?
  To avoid this, I tried to use a javascript script
  function doSubmitWithProgress()
  {
  If {(document.getElementById('P202_FILE_INPUT').value.length > 70)
  Alert ("file name must be less than 70 characters.'");
  Object.Focus ();
  }
  on the other
  {$x_Hide ('wwvFlowForm');
  $x_Show ('InProgress');
  doSubmit ('UPLOAD_FILE');
  }
  }
  But consider the path of the file as well and therefore to cause a problem.
  So could you please help me with this problem.
  If there is a way to avoid going to the error page if the name of the file is big, that would be great. Otherwise, if there is a way to check that the length of the file name and trigger an alert if it is larger than 70 characters, that would help me also.
  
  Thank you
  Vignesh

  Vignesh,

  You can use the javascript str.split ()* method to break down the full path in a table of its individual parts and then check the length of the last piece (which ends up being the name of the file).

  For example.

  function doSubmitWithProgress()
  {
    // Create a variable to hold the full file name with path
    var fullFileName = document.getElementById('P202_FILE_INPUT').value;
  
    // Now create an array that contains the individual pieces of
    // the file name split on the "/" boundaries
    var myArray  = fileName.split('/');
  
    // The last variable contains the length of the last item in the array
    // which ends up to be our actual file name.
    //
    // NOTE: We have to use myArray.length-1 because JavaScript
    // Arrays start at 0
    var fileNameLength = myArray[myArray.length-1].length;
  
    if (fileNameLength > 70)
    {
      alert('File name should be less than 70 characters in length.');
      object.focus();
    }
  else
    {
      $x_Hide('wwvFlowForm');
      $x_Show('InProgress');
      doSubmit('UPLOAD_FILE');
    }
  }
  

  Hope this helps

  Doug Gault
  [SUMNEVA.COM | http://www.sumneva.com/]

• Export pages to jpg with custom file names

  Hello world

  I found - and slightly modified - this script that exports each InDesign page in jpg format, naming it with the relative page number.

  I need to assign the value of a text that I have placed on each page, which is decorated with a paragraph called "filename" style file name

  It would also be good to have user-friendly web file names, replacing spaces with dashes and turn them into tiny.

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  if (app.documents.length != 0) {
       var myDoc = app.activeDocument;
      MakeJPEGfile();
  }
  else{  
       alert("Please open a document and try again.");  
  } 
  
  function MakeJPEGfile() { 
       for(var myCounter = 0; myCounter < myDoc.pages.length; myCounter++) {
           
            if (myDoc.pages.item(myCounter).appliedSection.name != "") {
                 myDoc.pages.item(myCounter).appliedSection.name = "";
            }
            var myPageName = myDoc.pages.item(myCounter).name;
            app.jpegExportPreferences.jpegQuality = JPEGOptionsQuality.high; // low medium high maximum
            app.jpegExportPreferences.exportResolution = 72;
            app.jpegExportPreferences.jpegExportRange = ExportRangeOrAllPages.exportRange;
            app.jpegExportPreferences.pageString = myPageName;
  
            var myFilePath = "~/Desktop/" + myPageName + ".jpg";
            var myFile = new File(myFilePath);
            myDoc.exportFile(ExportFormat.jpg, myFile, false);
       }
  }
  

  This code is the same as above, but with a few modifications and a new fuction

  if (app.documents.length != 0) {
       var myDoc = app.activeDocument;
      MakeJPEGfile();
  }
  else{
       alert("Please open a document and try again.");
  } 
  
  function MakeJPEGfile() {
       for(var myCounter = 0; myCounter < myDoc.pages.length; myCounter++) {
  
            if (myDoc.pages.item(myCounter).appliedSection.name != "") {
                 myDoc.pages.item(myCounter).appliedSection.name = "";
            }
            var myPageName = myDoc.pages.item(myCounter).name;
            var myJpegPrefix = "";
            var isStyleExist = true;
  
            //Checking the existing of the paragraph style (filename)
            try {
                myDoc.paragraphStyles.item("filename");
            }
            catch (myError) {
                isStyleExist = false;
            }
  
            if (isStyleExist)
              myJpegPrefix = getParagraphContent(myDoc.paragraphStyles.item("filename"), myDoc.pages.item(myCounter)) + myPageName;
            app.jpegExportPreferences.jpegQuality = JPEGOptionsQuality.high; // low medium high maximum
            app.jpegExportPreferences.exportResolution = 72;
            app.jpegExportPreferences.jpegExportRange = ExportRangeOrAllPages.exportRange;
            app.jpegExportPreferences.pageString = myPageName;
  
            var myFilePath = "~/Desktop/" + myJpegPrefix + ".jpg";
            var myFile = new File(myFilePath);
            myDoc.exportFile(ExportFormat.jpg, myFile, false);
       }
  }
  
  // The new function, but needs to add checking the file name rules.
  
  function getParagraphContent (paragraphStyle, currentPage) {
      var paragraphContent = "";
      for (var c = 0; c < currentPage.textFrames.length; c++) {
          for (var i = 0; i < currentPage.textFrames.item(c).paragraphs.length; i++){
              if (currentPage.textFrames.item(c).paragraphs.item(i).appliedParagraphStyle == paragraphStyle) {
                  paragraphContent = currentPage.textFrames.item(c).paragraphs.item(i).contents;
                  return paragraphContent;
              }
          }
      }
      return paragraphContent;
  }
  

  Lack of check file naming rules.

• Path and file name of the message is too long to be copied-how fix?

  On Windows 7, TB ver 24.6.0, I use a program called SecondCopy to copy my email when my C drive on my desktop to our file server.

  I get several messages each day like this one for the copy be saved on our network data sharing:

  04/07/2014 21:07:16 - failed to create \\Oz\Data\System\Users\billr\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\5kxps6et.default\ImapMail\imap.googlemail - 4. com\INBOX.mozmsgs\urn.correios.msg.201211050157328fade3baa08b405e9a940681276b34d9%401352080653478.rte-svc-onebox-na-1d-i-8da6c8f1.us- east - 1.amazon.com.wdseml cannot create the file «» The file name or extension is too long

  I did some shorten folder names, but my names pale in comparison with the LOOOOONG TB gives them names.

  How can I fix?

  I did some shorten folder names, but my names pale in comparison with the LOOOOONG TB gives them names.

  This is because the wdseml files are just files created in order to allow windows to search to index your mail. I will not allow it and safe lots of disk space completely wasted on a feature that I don't use. Thunderbird has a search engine perfect condition. At least as good as windows search.
  Your mail is stored in highest MBOX files in the profile as well as a file of the same name with an extension of MSF that indexes the contents of the folder. One file and one index per mail folder. In the above example, it will be \\Oz\Data\System\Users\billr\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\5kxps6et.default\ImapMail\imap.googlemail - 4. com

  So I suggest backing up your profile under these space takers and seriously consider just disable windows search. Menu (Alt + T) tools > options > advanced > General in respect of the integration of systems.

  In addition we have all to live in the 256-character limit on the length of the path imposed by windows.

• File name too long in Microsoft Excel 2008?

  I have Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac and I'm a big user of Excel.  Often, I receive an error message indicating that the file path that I specify when you create a new file is too long.  I am convinced that earlier versions of Mac OS x did not produce this error, or at least worked better.  I'm 10.11.4, OSX but I suffered with this problem for some time.  I read other reviews, stating that there may be a limit of 259 characters for the file name and path.

  My question: can someone tell me if this path length limitation has been removed or the less liberalised in the latest version of Excel?  Should an upgrade just to get rid of this nasty problem.

  Thank you...

  You can also post the question in the Microsoft Office for Mac 2016 forum: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/mac/forum/macoffice2016?auth=1

• Titles or subtitles of the file name?

  Is it possible to automatically generate the titles or subtitles of the file name? I have a video made up of several small files and you need to insert their names under the name of a chapter, or at least as a subtitle. FCPX only supports to support the generation of TC.

  The short answer (obtuse) is not. Not in FCPX alone.

  I seriously doubt you will be interested in this procedure, but someone might be.

  You need movement (this is the only expense here), TextWrangler and a droplet of Automator (see below).

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  Gout Gets the names of files from the Finder, and they are complete paths, such as:

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  [You can download a copy of the 'Files in the folder' drop HERE ]

  Open a window in TextWrangler, and then drag the text file to a blank page (very cool - TextWrangler automatically opens the file with drag and drop.) [TextWrangler is FREE of Barebones.com (http://www.barebones.com/products/textwrangler/) software, everyone should have a copy! The most recent version is 5.0.2 in date 25/12/2015]

  Type the command + F to open the Find/Replace dialog box. Make sure that Grep is checked.

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  .*\/(.+)\.. +

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  As an alternative, use:

  \1\n

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  In the drop-down menu with the label of 'g', save... (model - something like Remove Path and FileType) so you can find it again easily.

  The text from the above example will become:

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  Save the file with another file in TXT format.

  On the move:

  Create a project generator. It can be almost any length, so accept the default value of 10 seconds. You will be stretching out in FCPX in any case.

  Add: Generators > text > file

  [You can use the Inspector to Format to choose the font, size, etc. and the inspector looks for color and 3D options].

  In the Inspector of the generator, find the section, load your text file

  Set the speed to Custom

  Reset the Custom speed setting

  Publish the speed of Custom setting slider

  Save in FCPX (and create a category called subtitles)

  When you save the generator in FCPX, the file being used is hard-copied in the media for access folder. You cannot publish the setting browse generator, so all files subtitles prepared in this way are projects of "One Shot". You can throw away them once your project is completed because their utility essentially died with the FCPX project.

  In FCPX, apply the generator to the plot and develop it to adapt to the length.

  Keyframe of the lines of text to match the timing of your video. This is where double spacing will be useful because it is a real pain in simple lines of keyframe and you will need a bit of space for a step-by-step. You can, of course, import the audio portion of your story in motion, create a project for quite a long time for the entire length and key image subtitles in movement. You can export as, eventually, the subtitle project as ProRes (if you do not use 4444, then you can apply the Composite blend mode add to the layer that you use in FCPX as the background should be black.)

  If all of your clips are the same length of time, then using the subtitle generator is a snap. Set a keyframe at 0 for the appearance of the first line and in the end, the last line should appear, simply drag the speed until the last line shows control (should be at or close to 100%). The generator systematically displays a single line both throughout the progression of his 'read'

  I found that the faster is to import the audio in motion and create a Motion project, the length of the audio used for subtitles + a little extra at the end.  Listen to the audio, and for each line that you display, add a keyframe... little whatever it is. When there is a keyframe for each line, listen again and adjust keyframe values to display the line. This will leave you with linear transitions from one image to another key (and overlapping in some cases, or the appearance of lines before image real key because of "Rounding errors") - is NOT a problem! Just select 1 keyframe, type command + A to select all the keyframes, and then right-click on a keyframe and select constant on the menu drop down. This will create a step-by-step through each value and you give the * discreet * timing you have need for the text to appear at the right time.  Remove the audio track and save the project as a generator of FCPX... it is faster and easier to export a track video overlay.

  You need movement 5.1.x or better (there are serious problems with 5.0 versions and file generator.)

  I know it doesn't look like it, but this method of captioning is much easier than ANY other software of captioning I've tried in the past... NO timecode or the special formatting is required... other recommended spacing to double.

  HTH

• Identify too long to backup file names.

  Using Vista on my laptop and the complex file names are required because of the research that I do.

  When you run a regular backup to an external drive, I get an error message that some file names are too long for the files to copy, but no list of crime files is given.  I am informed to shorten them, but not how to identify them.
  Is there a quick way to find these files so that I can change the names?

  Hi John,.

  I just went to that link without problem using IE9 RC - but if you send you elsewhere to get the download, then maybe you'll have more success with the download page: http://www.parhelia-tools.com/products/pathscanner/Download.aspx.  It is the only near the top (or you can try the alternate).

  If specific filenames are not so long (assuming 260 is the number we need to worry and we are not quite sure of this), then it's probably the length of the path.  The path includes everything, like C:\Users\\Appdata\local\microsoft\temp\iooiee90939ntgngjoiga909ri4jt09049japgaopjgp\...\filename.doc and if this WHOLE thing is too long (260 or other), then it cannot copy or paste.  Chances are that these files were created by programs or automatically, not by you.

  My guess is that these are temporary files of IE (they tend to be very long) and if first delete you IE temporary files (Tools / Options / history / delete / don't check the Temp files and save them favorite boxes above, uncheck everything else for this test), then you find out that you don't really have the problem more.

  What is the external hard drive formatted in NTFS or FAT32 or FAT16?  If this isn't NTFS, I recommend that use the command convert to change to NTFS.  Not only is a better choice, but it can also solve this problem (although it's more a guess that based on specific research-, then it makes a difference with the size of the file and the file information, I saw say anything specifically made a difference in path length).  http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Convert-a-hard-disk-or-partition-to-NTFS-format.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

• File name too Long to be copied to the same location on Different drive

  I have Vista 32 bit. I know the limits of length of file name.

  In my computer, I have a USB 2.0 hard drive, called 'J '. I have a Freecom 3 TB hard which the manual says is shown as 2 partitions for compatibility issues. It appears therefore as a partition 'K' and 'L '.

  I have a lot of music on my drive J, located in several subfolders. Number of files have reached the limit on the length of file name. TeraCopy using I'm just copy everything in the root of the drive of J in the root of my partition to 'L '.

  Out of thousands of files, 445 of them were not copied. I don't know the reason, but I guess that this is due to the limits of length of filename which is strange, because if the files are already on the J drive why can't they be copied to the partition of L? It's not like I'm adding a new folder in the partition of L, then put everything in there, I put everything in the root.

  TeraCopy is a button that allows you to see why the files were not copied. However it freezes if clicked, because there are so many files - it works when much less files are copied. I guess they were not copied because of file size limits.

  Hello

  You can check out the following link and check the advice given by jmhonzell on Thursday, September 3, 2009 16:28 and see if it helps:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itprogeneral/thread/53779044-D453-458b-B8C4-96d41711ea69/

  Also see the answers and the answer in the link and check it out.
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• How can I change how long file names & file can be?

  How can I change how long my file names & file can be?

  The path length limit cited in the article referenced by Abdul R is 260.

  It depends on the length of the full path to the file (for example, C:\Program Files\filename.txt). Windows limits a single path to 260 characters. That's why you can sometimes get an error when copying a file with a very long file name to a location that has a longer path than the location of the original file.

  -------------------------------------

  However, there are various subtleties that reduce that number in practice to 255 (or less), including all spaces.

  We start with the absolute limit imposed by Windows. The API operating system puts a limit (called MAX_PATH) 260 characters for the display name with the included path. This number is often cited. However, the current limits are smaller due to various other restrictions. For example, all names have to have a terminator at the end normally null only the computer see this fine marker, but it is considered as a character if there are really only 259 characters available. (Forget to count the null terminator is a common mistake). A three other characters are used by the designation of the drive or volume (for example, C:\). Thus, the limit to name all the folders and subfolders as well as the file is reduced to 256 characters. However, no files or a folder may have a name more than 255 characters. This includes spaces and some backslashes used as separators. This limit of 255 characters per object is imposed by the way Windows to encode the characters but other considerations usually impose lower limits.

  of http://vlaurie.com/computers2/Articles/filenames.htm

  ---------------------------------------

  More details

  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/Windows/desktop/aa365247 (v = vs. 85) .aspx

  =====================

  And now, the grand fanale, the answer to your question:

  You cannot change the limit of the length of the path. It is imposed by various requirements and is coded in the system hard. You can set the 'balance' between the files and folder/sub-folder names. For example, use short directory names in order to use more long filenames.

  ======================

  All this can be a nuisance to the user. A file name may be OK when originally created but be too long if the file should be copied or moved to another location whose path is longer.

  There may be additional complications if the files are to be burned to CD or DVD.

  Tom Ferguson

  Italics are added. They indicate a source citation as indicated.

  TF

• Cannot delete files with long file names in Windows 7

  Unnecessary Windows 7 will not erase a file whose name is too long. I have no name, it is in a temporary folder of IE. I can't get rid of it as options to rename will not be visible.

  Thanks, but I have solved the problem. The error message was about 'file path or destination file name is too long. It is the backup to the temporary internet file that was causing a problem: he made the PATH too long as she added additional elements on the path. That was simply solved by the path to 2 bits, (path upper and lower file path) to cut and remove separately.

  When I tried to delete the .jpg image with the extremely long filename at the end of the long path he says as the destination folder (ie the TRASH) could not hold the file due to excessive length. It's confusing to say the least.

  Anyway that little trash has bit the dust.