Summary: Hi, Does anyone know of a utility that can count the number of characters in a path length. Windows XP has a limit of 256 characters in its path lengt...
Summary: I would like to know the limitation of the path length on Windows NT. I have to store the program into the deep directory, and I need to set the path ...
Summary: I'm passing an absolute path (e.g. c:\folder\file.txt) as a variable to my batch script. Is there a way to get just the filename (file.txt) from this...
Summary: Does anyone know what the size limits are for file paths when copying directories from one server to another using explorer? I am getting problems (er...
Summary: yup, thanks for your abswer !!! but actually I don't know VBScript at all !! what is this script supposed to do ? if it is to be run from my HDD, tha...
Summary: Hello, I want to change the icon for any shortcut without specifying the absolute path(i.e. h:\projects\....\a.ico). Instead what I want is t...
Summary: Here is my file . http://www.topqualityfreeware.com/ftpd.shtml http://www.csra.net/junodj/ws_ftp32.htm http://www.freewareandstuff.com/ftp.html http:/...
Summary: Hi All, I am looking at the entire print flow architecture and I seem to be missing one thing. How does the print spooler know the directory structure...
Summary: Hi All, I am looking at the entire print flow architecture and I seem to be missing one thing. How does the print spooler know the directory structure...
Summary: Then, my next question is where exactly did you install java? To find out the absolute path, run this command at the prompt as root, find / -name jav...
Summary: The %xxx% means "Absolute" path. Just add c:\gpega by spacing it with a semi-colon: path c:\dos;c:\windows;c:\gpega the = is not required. ...
Summary: Newbie is back, I do not have a clue where to start this one. Can I get some assistance please. New boss on the block wants this and our unix tech is ...
Summary: Hi, I receive a file that contains the following: \direcotry1\directory2\directory3\file1 \direcotry1\file2 \direcotry1\directory2\directory3\directo...
