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		<title>Control 8dot3 naming in Windows 2008 and Windows 7</title>
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In Windows server 2008/2003, Windows 7, Windows Vista and XP, by default NTFS filesystem maintains file names in old 8dot3 format for every file in long filename format to allow legacy applications to be able to access to these files. If you do not use any legacy applications or using a Fileserver which is extensively [...]]]></description>
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