> > want 256 char filenames?
>
> Well that would be a tiny bit OTT I think...

Agreed, but I think this was just an extreme example...

> At the minimum I would have expected enough to be able to store DOS-type
> file names (this requires 12 characters).  A more sensible approach might
> have been 14-char file names (which allows a spectrum-type name to be
> followed with a dot and a three-char extension).

This sounds the most sensible idea to me.

Dan.

> imc
> 

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