>It stops most users: some of those spaces are chr(32) others are
>chr(255). You'll have to try every one. Also the upsidedown ! works
>like the sigma trick below. Also directory like: "H " are good.
>It looks like a "H" in DOS and Windoze can't read it. DELTREE wont
>even erase it.
Hehehe... You can have more fun doing it the other way around : '
HI.TXT' - it confuses the heck out of newbies. But it's too easy to spot.
BTW, I read somewhere that when DOS deletes a file it changes the first letter
to a question mark. However, when it stores it in a directory it uses some
symbol or other, and changes this symbol into a question mark. when it reads
the directory it does it the other way around. WHY?
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Ben A L Jemmett ICQ: 9848866 JGSD e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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