Pre-XP it was possible to view a file's properties and see (as an option in
file settings) it's true DOS name. I can't find any option in Windows
Explorer's Folder Options or Choose Details...; the Command Prompt displays
directories and files with their long names, making it difficult to change
directories and find files. Is it still possible to view files with their
native names?
WinXP is not built upon MS-DOS, so what you're seeing *are* the
"native" names.
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