--- In [email protected], "forxtra" <forx...@...> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "brucexs" <bswitzer@> wrote: > > > > > > 5. It allows any other character to be part of the file name. It > > then tries to open a file with the resulting string of text as > > the file name. This seems to cause an error with some characters, > > but not all. > > > > > Sorry for insufficient explanation. > > The problem I've reported does not happen by containing particular > characters on the clipboard. > > > There seems to be maximum string length to use file name. In the > case of clip, a maximum is 64 and notes is 75. >
Do both have problems or only notes? Would it be as simple as making the maximum length an even number? > After truncating string including Double-Byte Character to > specified length, it might become a invalid string to use file > name due to the possibility of splitting double-byte characters. Regards, Sheri
