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An easy way around this is the `subst` command, which lets you map a folder to a drive letter; if it happens frequently, write up a batch/vbs script and put it
by efreak 8y ago
An easy way around this is the `subst` command, which lets you map a folder to a drive letter; if it happens frequently, write up a batch/vbs script and put it in the right-click memu. Of course, if you extracted a prank zip file, you may want to find another method, as there's liable to be far longer paths nested in there...
- satysin 8y agoOh yeah there are plenty of workarounds, just an annoyance when it catches you out. Not much of an issue if you are on Windows 10 as you can enable Microsoft's long path setting. I don't often use Windows these days though so it is even less of an issue :)