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You could change the option to hide file extensions in the explorer settings windows; no registry tweak was needed. Not wanting spaces in file names is certain
by quietbritishjim 8mo ago
You could change the option to hide file extensions in the explorer settings windows; no registry tweak was needed.
Not wanting spaces in file names is certainly a bold opinion! I think you'll find yourself in a very small minority there.
- h2zizzle 8mo agoI don't have strong feelings either way, but I can see the perspective that underscores should suffice, and that introducing white space into filenames makes certain file and data management tasks more difficult and unpredictable.
- zzo38computer 8mo ago> You could change the option to hide file extensions in the explorer settings windows; no registry tweak was needed. The is a setting in Explorer, but it does not affect all file types; some (such as .lnk) are not affected by that setting and hide the extension anyways.