"TEXT 3"="Allow extended characters in 8+3 filenames (NTFS partitions only)"
"DESCRIPTION 1"="By default, Windows updates the attribute "Last Access at" each time you access a file. If you don't need this feature, you can disable it here to save time. Disabling this feature is useful if this machine is used as a fileserver and should be as fast as possible."
"DESCRIPTION 2"="If "Create 8+3 filenames" is activated (default), Windows also creates a 8+3 filename for each file. Only 16-bit apps will need those 8+3 names, so if you don't have any legacy programs you can properly deactivate this option."
"DESCRIPTION 3"="If "Allow extended characters in 8+3 filenames" is activated (this setting is DEACTIVATED by default), Windows can use extended characters (=outside the basic 64-character set) for the automatic filename creation. Activating this option might lead to problems with legacy application if they use a different code page than Windows itself."
"AUTHOR"="Xteq Systems"
"CONTACTURL"="http://www.xteq.com"
"COPYRIGHT"="Copyright ⌐ Xteq Systems - All Rights Reserved"
"COMMENT 1"=" "
"COMMENT 2"="Thanks to John Hansen [sasjwh@wnt.sas.com] for his help and the Win2K feature!"
"COMMENT 2"="Thanks to Pierre Szwarc [mailto:szwarc@usa.net] for setting 3+4!"