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October 2nd 12, 11:47 PM
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filenames vs object names
Hi. I don't know if this applies to windows vista as well as windows 7, but in a dutch version of windows 7, windows automatically seems to translate filenames from english to dutch. This results in weird effects, for instance, two files apparently having the same filename in the same folder. When examining the file properties, it seems that there is a difference between the objectname and the filename. Is there any way to turn this 'feature' off, because I find it extremely annoying and confusing? I'd like to see the actual filenames (I guess that would be the objectnames in windows terminology), not some kind of alias that windows makes up behind the scenes to translate filenames from english to dutch. greetings and kind regards for any feedback, Niek 
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