On 5/20/07, Matthew Winn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I can't begin to imagine why Microsoft thought it would be a good idea to put spaces in the names of system directories
I have two theories about this. 1) MS lifted the idea from Macintosh 2) MS, long humiliated by inferiority complex of the 8+3 FAT16 filenames, did it to subvert the idea of unix shell scripting powers. To create, that is, the files that break unix shell scripts (remember samba ? ). Yakov
