Spaces in file names

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• Save it as a .jpg in CS4 - spaces in file names turned to hyphens

  I just upgraded to CS4 and have noticed that I can't save images as .jpgs with spaces in file names. Something is their conversion to hyphens. For example, if I try to save "my image - small.jpg", it ends as "my-image - small.jpg'.»»
  

  I remember finding an obscure preference affecting somewhere in CS2, my previous version, which has fixed this. I think it's something tempting to maintain filename compatibility between operating systems, or for the web, or something like that. But I don't want - I want just good spaces in the names of my files!

  I can't find the setting anywhere... can anyone point me in the right direction?

  In the initial recording of the web dialog box, top right corner, click the menu drop down. Go to output settings. In the output setting, the menu "html" drop-down "saving files. Change the name of the file compatibility to zero.

  

  

• UCF.jar handles spaces in file names?

  As far as I can see, is not:

  Humber: zxpdir williamg$ find.
  .
  . / foo
  ./foo/foo bar
  ./foo/foobar
  Humber Java: zxpdir williamg$-Djsse.enableSNIExtension = false-jar... /... /.. / adobesigningtoolkit/UCF.jar-... package foo. ZXP/Users/williamg/Projects/zxptesting/build/zxpdir - c /.
  Humber: zxpdir williamg$ unzip - l... foo. ZXP
  Archive:... foo. ZXP
  Date name of length of time
  --------    ----   ----    ----
  41 26/08/13 19:46 mimetype
  0 26/08/13 19:46 foo/foobar
  --------                   -------
  41 2 files
  

  This seems to indicate that the file "foo/foobar" is added in the zip file, but that ' foo/foo bar' is not.

  Is this a known bug, and if so, is there an ETA for it fixed?

  By the way: is there a way to determine the version number of the ucf.jar I have? "- version" doesn't seem to be available on the command line.

  Yes, finally, to answer my own question:

  The version of ucf.jar, dated December 2012 supports spaces in filename. At the time of the writing of this version is only available through the preliminary program. Version publicly, dated October 2012, does not support spaces in filenames. There is no known another tool provided by Adobe, that can be supplied from the command line to create packages of .zxp to the extensions Manager.

• Download a pdf file, save, won't show the full name of the backup file when name contains a space, stop the name of the file.

  Download a pdf file, the file name contains a space in the middle of the file. The name showing on the 'Save' popup is first letters up to space. Works fine on IE8. For example, a file named "old snail_12345.pdf" would show only 'old' (ignore the "s"). This is on Firefox 30.0, WinXP Pro.

  Apparently, there is an extension to work around this problem. I have not tried myself. See:

  http://KB.mozillazine.org/Filenames_with_spaces_are_truncated_upon_download

• Why Firefox 3.6.12 truncates file names of attachments containing empty spaces (Windows)?

  Whenever someone sends me an attachment and I save it, Firefox truncates the file name if the file name contains spaces. I'm under 3.6.12 under Windows 2000 SP4 now. But this problem persists for a long time, with the previous versions of Firefox and Windows XP. Unfortunately, I can't control the names of people send me attachments. For example, if someone sends me a file named "file name.doc" (without the quotes, of course), Firefox is the poster (via Micro$ oft Word a) or records as "file.doc". If I get 'door', that's how it is stored.

  See http://kb.mozillazine.org/Filenames_with_spaces_are_truncated_upon_download

• Create the Project File Name Prefix makes space after prefix

  I am creating a project template.  I noticed that when I put in the file name prefix it prefixes all my screws with this value MORE space.  I like the prefix but do not want the space.  Does anyone know how to make sure that when it renames all the screws it does not insert space after the preifix?

  See attachment.

  Thanks for any direction on it.

  Add the following in your LabVIEW INI file token:

  NewProjectNoAddedSpaceOnPrefix = TRUE

  This will prevent the dialog box create a project to add the namespace for the prefix.

• is a file name contains spaces

  is a file name contains spaces

  * original title - made text entriescontain spaces *.

  Clearly, some file names contain spaces and others do not.  Just look at the files on your hard drive.

• CS3 files with spaces in the name

  I have a slight problem with the files that are in folders that have spaces in the name of the folder.

  For example, the file is in the following location: rtu 41%.psd/c/n Hold/Test Image file/mondeo

  If I run the script, it creates a folder called ScriptFolder to the location of the file and a saveAs psd files in that folder but I get an error.

  General Photoshop error occurred. This feature can pas...ld\...\mondeo n 41% ' because the file is not found.

  If I change ' folder of images to test ' to 'Test_Image_Folder', which is where the file is the script works.

  Here's the script of any suggestions on how I can get around this?

  var myPsDoc = app.activeDocument;
  var justname = myPsDoc.name.split ('.) ») [0]
  var MonNouveauDossier = new Folder(myPsDoc.path+"/ScriptFolder/"); "
  If {(myNewFolder.exists)
  } else {}
  myNewFolder.create ();
  }
  newFile = new file (MonNouveauDossier + "/" + justname)
  photoshopSaveOptions = new PhotoshopSaveOptions()
  photoshopSaveOptions.embedColorProfile = false
  myPsDoc.saveAs (newFile, PhotoshopSaveOptions, true, Extension.LOWERCASE)

  With the help of decodeURI should take care of the problem with spaces in the path.

  var MonNouveauDossier = new folder (decodeURI (myPsDoc.path) + "/ScriptFolder/");

• 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):
  C:\Users\bishwa\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\Thunderbird.rar: Failed to create Thunderbird\Profiles\kvab3n9j.default\Mail\Local Folders\Archives.sbd\2008.mozmsgs\!~!UENERkVCMDkAAQACAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABgAAAAAAAAAtzIdrbNYbEyD2Ii4jsEC1sKAAAAQAAAAiX4V0vbwoEOHNtCONhiLYAEAAAAA%40netspace.net.au.wdseml

     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.

• 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.

• What sign of punctuation is allowed in file names?

  I just learned that a file name can have a hyphen, but not a colon. If you type a colon when recording or to save as in Pages, the changes of the colon to a hyphen.

  Finder warns you at least you cannot use 'punctuation', although you can use apostrophes, periods, parentheses, hyphens, etc..

  But the Pages (5.6.2) will change the colon in a link without telling you. (I work from home and save a lot, a lot of files.)

  What punctuation marks are not allowed in file names?

  Or is it a more general which must be subject to another jurisdiction?

  Thank you

  Bill

  Filenames can use Union or underscores. Semicolons are a delimiter (such as with the forward slash) in the underlying works so that their presence could cause confusion. In the same way stops can cause problems. Question marks may indicate the beginning of a sequence of script in the URL and should be avoided. Diacritics appear to work OK on a Mac, but if the files are likely to go to Windows or be part of a Web site, then there may be problems, so better avoided.

  There are a few specific problems: Macs are not case-sensitive - file and file are of the same name. However some servers and in particular if the file is used for a Web site, are case-sensitive, so problems may arise; avoid having filenames no differentiated only by capitalization. And in the specific case of Web sites, or multimedia files online, spaces are not allowed in a URL, and should be avoided (there is no problem with local files).

• 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).

  First, gather all your files of clips in a folder.

  Drop the file on the files in the folder (the automator app/drop) that will create a text file with the names of all files in the folder. When you are prompted to save the file, you can name it and save it wherever you want.

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

  / Users/fx/Desktop/txtLicenses/Aardvark Cafe readme.txt

  [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.

  To find them, use this regex:

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

  [translated: find everything up to and including the last ' / ' character, can find everything up to the last period and save it as a game (the parenthesis) and then find everything at the end of the line]

  As an alternative, use:

  \1\n

  [Translated: prints the substring and adds a newline character - it will be double space lines of text]

  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:

  Aardvark Cafe readme

  [and will follow an empty line]

  [I recommend you do all your spelling at this point.] Make sure that all text is as you want it to appear in FCPX. Repair later gets a bit dicey. and generally it is a good idea to start over if you need to make changes to the text file.]

  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

• FTP access with spaces in the names of dir

  Hello

  I'm doing a recursive list of files in an FTP directory.

  Although FileZilla deals with spaces in the names of directory without problem, it seems that Labview struggles a little.

  In effect, if I ask labview for files and a folder named directory, for example/Projects/Camera 1 /, it returns an empty array (while FileZilla sees clearly 12 files in that folder). It seems that the problem is white in the name space, because if I replace (using FileZilla) the space character by '_', LV correctly gives me the list of files.

  No idea how the LabView FTP working properly deal with spaces in the directory and file names?

  Best regards

  perper2001

  Hello

  Unfortunately, I can't share the code, but here's a screenshot of what it looks like.  It is based on the "vi directory listing" which comes with labview.

  

  Basically, it send the command MLSD and wait for an answer. After that, it's a matter of parsing of the response from the server that my FTP looks like this:

  type = CDIR; sizd = 3; change = 20150220090455; UNIX.mode = 0705; UNIX.uid = 32210; UNIX.gid = 100; single is d8g863beb0;.
  
  type = IRDP; sizd = 5; change = 20150302165245; UNIX.mode = 0705; UNIX.uid = 32210; UNIX.gid = 100, unique = d8g863beae;...
  
  type = dir; sizd = 12; Change = 20150302000236; UNIX.mode = 0705; UNIX.uid = 32210; UNIX.gid = 100, unique = d8g863beb2; Battery camera 9

  Kind regards

  Peper

• I can't install WSE 3.0 on my Windows XP with SP3, it will always return "error 1325" Administrator is not a valid short file name.

  Here's the Setup log:

  = Logging started: 24/02/2012-15:36:55 =.
  Action 15:36:55: INSTALL.
  Action start at 15:36:55: INSTALL.
  Action 15:36:55: ProgramFilesFolder.3643236F_FC70_11D3_A536_0090278A1BB8.
  Action start at 15:36:55: ProgramFilesFolder.3643236F_FC70_11D3_A536_0090278A1BB8.
  Action ended 15:36:55: ProgramFilesFolder.3643236F_FC70_11D3_A536_0090278A1BB8. Returns the value 1.
  Action 15:36:55: CommonFilesFolder.3643236F_FC70_11D3_A536_0090278A1BB8.
  Action start at 15:36:55: CommonFilesFolder.3643236F_FC70_11D3_A536_0090278A1BB8.
  Action ended 15:36:55: CommonFilesFolder.3643236F_FC70_11D3_A536_0090278A1BB8. Returns the value 1.
  Action 15:36:55: ISSetAllUsers.
  Action start at 15:36:55: ISSetAllUsers.
  1: InstallShield - ISSetAllUsers (Begin)
  1: opening database
  1: {B4BB35AA-51EC-41A5-9C85-90D6FA98968C} 3.0.5305.0 3
  1: {B4BB35AA-51EC-41A5-9C85-90D6FA98968C} 3.0.5305.0 3
  1: {DE6ECF6D-2979-4137-8B56-0339497275B6} 3.0.5305.0 3
  1: {DE6ECF6D-2979-4137-8B56-0339497275B6} 3.0.5305.0 3
  1: closing database
  1: InstallShield - ISSetAllUsers (end)
  Action ended 15:36:55: ISSetAllUsers. Returns the value 1.
  Action 15:36:55: AppSearch. Searching for installed applications
  Action start at 15:36:55: AppSearch.
  Action ended 15:36:55: AppSearch. Returns the value 1.
  Action 15:36:55: LaunchConditions. Assessment of launch conditions
  Action start at 15:36:55: LaunchConditions.
  Action ended 15:36:55: LaunchConditions. Returns the value 1.
  Action 15:36:55: SetupInitialization.
  Action start at 15:36:55: SetupInitialization.
  Info 2898.For Tahoma8 textstyle, the system has created a font "Tahoma", 0 game characters, 13 pixels high.
  Info 2898.For TahomaBold10 textstyle, the system has created a font "Tahoma", 0 game characters, size of 16 pixels.
  Action 15:36:55: SetupInitialization. Dialog created
  Action ended 15:36:55: SetupInitialization. Returns the value 1.
  Action 15:36:55: FindRelatedProducts. Searching for related applications
  Action start at 15:36:55: FindRelatedProducts.
  Action ended 15:36:55: FindRelatedProducts. Returns the value 1.
  Action 15:36:55: ValidateProductID.
  Action start at 15:36:55: ValidateProductID.
  Action ended 15:36:55: ValidateProductID. Returns the value 1.
  Action 15:36:55: CostInitialize. Space requirements calculation
  Action start at 15:36:55: CostInitialize.
  Action ended 15:36:55: CostInitialize. Returns the value 1.
  Action 15:36:55: FileCost. Space requirements calculation
  Action start at 15:36:55: FileCost.
  Action ended 15:36:55: FileCost. Returns the value 1.
  Action 15:36:55: IsolateComponents.
  Action start at 15:36:55: IsolateComponents.
  Action ended 15:36:55: IsolateComponents. Returns the value 1.
  Action 15:36:55: ResolveSource.
  Action start at 15:36:55: ResolveSource.
  Action ended 15:36:55: ResolveSource. Returns the value 1.
  Action 15:36:55: CostFinalize. Space requirements calculation
  Action start at 15:36:55: CostFinalize.
  DEBUG: Error 2835: the ErrorIcon control was not found in the SetupError dialog box
  Internal error 2835. ErrorIcon, SetupError
  Error 1325. Administrator is not a valid short file name.
  MSI (c) (C A0:6) [15:36:57:389]: product: Microsoft WSE 3.0 - error 1325. Administrator is not a valid short file name.

  Action ended 15:36:57: CostFinalize. Return value 3.
  Action 15:36:57: SetupCompleteError.
  Action start at 15:36:57: SetupCompleteError.
  Action 15:36:57: SetupCompleteError. Dialog created
  Action ended 15:36:58: SetupCompleteError. Returns a value of 2.
  Action ended 15:36:58: INSTALL. Return value 3.
  = Logging stopped: 24/02/2012-15:36:58 =.
  MSI (c) (C A0:6) [15:36:58:201]: Windows Installer installed the product. Product name: Microsoft WSE 3.0. Product version: 3.0.5305.0. Product language: 1033. Installation success or error status: 1603.

  Hello

  The question you posted would be better suited in the MSDN Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the MSDN Forums.

  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/VSX/threads

  Also use a file name that matches the specification of file name of 8 point 3 for short file names.

• Error 1325: [filename] is not a short file name valid when tried to install AutoCad

  Original title: Microsoft is not a valid short file name

  Hi, my name is Kenya Caldwell and I tried to install a program called Autocad, whenever I try to install the program, I get a message that says that Microsoft is not a valid short file name.  I received a response from Autocad, but I don't understand or know if they are correct, could someone help me?  The message from Autodesk is down below.

  Error 1325: [filename] is not a valid short file name

  Question

  The installation fails and the following error message:

  Error 1325: is not a valid short file name.

  Solution

  This error indicates that Microsoft® Windows® install fails to write to the target folder. The following troubleshooting suggestions may resolve the issue:

  • Check the permissions on the target installation location.
  • Check that the target location.
  • Check and remove the spaces or special characters in the installation path target. (Note: this suggestion does not apply to products based on AutoCAD® 2004 and more.)
  • If it is a deployment, make sure the target path is properly formatted (UNC) and defined in theappsetup.inf file, which is located in the folderimage .
  • If the target location is one drive other than the system drive, try to change the target in a directory on the drive system (usually the drive C).
  • Try to re-create the deployment.

  Kenya Caldwell

  Salute to the Kenya,

  Try these steps and check the result.
  Step 1: Check and delete the program AutoCAD
  see How to change or remove a program in Windows XP .
  b. Once you find the program AutoCAD in the list, select it and remove it.
  c. restart the computer.

  Step 2: Install the program by following these steps:
  a. connect you as an administrator, click Start, click my computer.
  b. open the C drive, open the Program Files folder.
  c. right-click in the empty space and click on new folder, call it as AutoCAD program.
  d. open the AutoCAD installation file and start the installation.
  e. find the C:\Program Files\AutoCAD program installation location, and then click ok.
  f. check if installation continues and completes successfully.

  For Windows Installer errors, see How to troubleshoot issues that may occur when you install a program

  For further assistance, please post your request to AutoCAD Discussion groups.

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.