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Truncated filenames by receipients
Excel 2003 Filenames I attached to emails gets truncated e.g. 2008608~3.XLS
upon receipt instead of actual filename 20060818-TTDL-WT.xls Please help |
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Truncated filenames by receipients
Both the "Operating Systems" should be same, otherwise it will happen.
Receipient operating system does not support your file system and hence it happened. Receipient operating system allows only nine charactors in file name. *** Please do rate *** "bill" wrote: Excel 2003 Filenames I attached to emails gets truncated e.g. 2008608~3.XLS upon receipt instead of actual filename 20060818-TTDL-WT.xls Please help |
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Truncated filenames by receipients
Maybe it's the email program that's using the DOS short name (8 characters dot 3
characters) that's causing the trouble. Maybe asking the question in a support group for whatever email program you use would be helpful. Me. I'd take the excel file and zip it into a file called a.zip. I bet when the recipient extracted the file from the zip file, it would still have the long name. bill wrote: Excel 2003 Filenames I attached to emails gets truncated e.g. 2008608~3.XLS upon receipt instead of actual filename 20060818-TTDL-WT.xls Please help -- Dave Peterson |
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