Did I discover a new bug in WinXP while opening .chm files ?

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Onkar Joshi

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If a .chm (Compiled Help file) has a '#' character in the file name, windows does not seem to be able to open the file correctely. Rename the file to be without the '#' character and things will go fine.

I found this on Windows XP and 2000 while trying to open an e-book on C# . So where do I report bugs for WinXP ??? :lol:
 

it_waaznt_me

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And btw its not a bug logically ... # means bookmark anchor location .. ie bookmark inside the html file . ... But if you put in the filename the browser will think that you mean the bookmark location which isnt in the file .. So it wont open ...
I posted this thing long time ago in ... well ... some other forum .. :p ...
 

djmykey

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hey speaking of Windows i noticed a file in win xp called Oakley.dll man since when did Winxp get stylish.
 
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Onkar Joshi

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Oh well....I bet there are a gazillion more bugs waiting to be reported. :roll:

Trust MS to not fix problems which have been reported long ago.
 
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