Panasonic LF-D102U - Manual (Page 21)

Note:
• Displaying the folder name or file name written on the UDF-formatted DVD-RAM disc on
Windows NT
In case of FAT- formatted DVD-RAM disc
When you are at the MS-DOS prompt or in an MS-DOS or Windows 3.1 application, if you display folder
names or file names which are not 8.3 file (folder) names on a FAT-formatted DVD-RAM disc, the folder
names or file names will be displayed as 8.3 file (folder) names* ’ as shown below.
Display on Windows NT
11ci'Osoft Ulndows NT
Copyright 1985^1996 fUcrosoft Corp.
C:\>dir /x test
Uolui%e in drive G has no label»
UoluiM Serial Nunber is FG42-9ERE
Directory of C:\test
Command Prompt
tl/30/98
Ll/30/98
Ll/30/98
11/30/98
02=S9p
Q2:S9p
02:59p 0iHEU6li''1.8nP!
0iHEWTEX~l.TXT
25,805,632 byte^kfree
Display on MS-DOS prompt
In case of UDF- formatted DVD-RAM disc
When the folder name or file name other than 8.3 file (folder) names*'' is written on the UDF formatted DVD-
RAM disc, it will not be displayed with the MS-DOS prompt or in an MS-DOS or Windows 3.1 application.
Command Piompt
C:\>dir /X d:
UoIurte in drive D is P8N8-UDF
Uolune Serial Kufiber is 0E5D-BFBD
Directory of D:\.
13/05/99 03:23p
13/05/99 03:23p
0 bytea
30 bytes free
C:\>_
lie !liS3
This is a limitation of this driver software.
When you create a folder name or file name other than 8.3 file (folder) name * ^ by using MS-DOS prompt
or Windows 3.1 application, please use the FAT-formatted DVD-RAM disc.
’■'An 8.3 file (folder) name is a file (folder) name in which the name part is 8 characters or less and the extension is
3 characters or less. In file (folder) names following this convention, periods (.) are only used to separate the
name part from the extension. ^
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