Note all of the books referenced also have the word "Reference" in them,
like "Technical Reference" etc. Also, I thought we were talking of the
times the command-interpreted (command.com) _was_ the OS at least to a
very high degree ;) But, well, there's the interrupts...
However, my references clearly say no spaces even with the interrupts.
Whether they are wrong, or whether it's just a bug in the implementation
to allow them I do not know, and don't have a machine around to see/test
it.
However, I see at least NT and Linux (patched with the patches this thread
started from, or not) deal happily with the spaces even in basic FAT
records. Altough "ren f f?f" -> "ff" for example. 'ren f "f f"' works.
-Donwulff
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