PUB: Compact Disc Contains Non-ISO Compliant File Names (162524)



The information in this article applies to:

  • Microsoft Publisher 97
  • Microsoft Publisher for Windows 3.0

This article was previously published under Q162524

SUMMARY

The compact discs for Microsoft Publisher 97 and Microsoft Publisher for Windows 95, version 3.0, contain files whose names do not comply with the ISO-9660 standard for CD-ROM layout. Specifically, thirty-six of the clip art files that ship with Publisher 97 and five of the clip art files that ship with Publisher version 3.0 have hyphens in their names.

The files that ship with Publisher 97 are:
Bse-bal1.cgm     Bse-bal2.cgm     Juke-box.cgm
Race-car.cgm     M-classc.wmf     M-country.wmf
M-jazz.wmf       M-modern.wmf     M-rockrl.wmf
Rec-cd.wmf       Rec-head.wmf     Rec-keyb.wmf
Rec-mike.wmf     Scn-beac.wmf     Scn-deep.wmf
Scn-dsrt.wmf     Scn-fall.wmf     Scn-farm.wmf
Scn-frst.wmf     Scn-hwy.wmf      Scn-lake.wmf
Scn-mtn.wmf      Scn-park.wmf     Scn-rivr.wmf
Scn-rnch.wmf     Scn-road.wmf     Scn-snow.wmf
Scn-spce.wmf     Scn-trpc.wmf     Scn-wetl.wmf
Scn-wntr.wmf     T-rex.wmf        T-rex1.wmf
T-rex2.wmf       T-rex3.wmf       T-rex4.wmf
				
The files that ship with Publisher version 3.0 are:
Bse-bal1.cgm
Bse-bal2.cgm
Howl-dog.cgm
Juke-box.cgm
Race-car.cgm
				

MORE INFORMATION

Although it is perfectly acceptable to use hyphens in file names in MS-DOS, Microsoft Windows 95, and Microsoft Windows NT, the ISO-9660 standard for compact disc layout specifies that file names on compact discs should not contain certain characters, including hyphens. ISO- 9660 defines a universal file naming convention that allows computers running MS-DOS, Windows 95, Windows NT, UNIX, or the Macintosh system software to read data from a single compact disc.


Modification Type:MinorLast Reviewed:8/17/2005
Keywords:kbnetwork kbprb kbsetup KB162524