RE: Valid characters on one o/s are invalid on another

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>  So, when I got a CD on the amiga containing some files with legal
> characters 
>  under workbench but illegal under windows, then tried to access the
> CD on a 
>  windows machine (specifically the badly named files), some dodgy
> behaviour 
>  happened. Files started "dissapearing" from the CD etc... Didn't go
> much 
>  further than this...

Erm. Look up the ISO9660 standard. And the various extensions. And the
fact that behaviour IS undefined if you do not adhere to standards.

SaS

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