windows filename structures limited

Hello, would you tell me windows xp each filename only support ? [64] chars?

I remember in Win31+DOS, only "8+3" = [11] chars (each file name),

but Windows XP that answer is...? 64 chars correct?


And How to calc that CHARS ? some non-english, example:chinese/korea/japan fonts? maybe used dobble-code/uni-code/ only max: 64/2 = 32 chars (in chinese/korea/japan)?


And do you know if write to CD, that 64chars filename can success write to CD ?

because CD filename structures is still only 32 chars ? right ?


Thanks!

 

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Please don't copy the whole page here. The link is above, everyone can read it there.

 

Thanks, But that documents said
(A) characters in the range of zero (0) through 31
(B) A name can contain characters in the extended character set (128–255)
(C) The Unicode versions of several functions permit a maximum path length of approximately 32,000 characters composed of components up to 255 characters in length


I do not understand wht mean ?

Is example:
C:\FOLDER_UPTO_255chars_path0\FOLDER_UPTO_255chars_path1\FOLDER_UPTO_255chars_upto255path\filename_upto_255chars ?

Math: (255*255)_PATH + 255_filename = 65280 chars (Total PATH/filename)?

Correct ?