>>I have some old text mode BP7 code which manipulates files. I'd like to
>>access long filenames under Windows 98 command prompt, but the old programs
>>don't seem to like them. Is there an updated DOS unit I could use?

>From Mini-FAQ:

>* Can I use Long File Names in Turbo Pascal

>Yes. There are units and source code available for dealing with long file
>names in Turbo Pascal when the program is running in a Win95/98 DOS box. A
>full implementation is at
>   ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/turbspec/dos70p20.zip

>Also look at the drop-in replacement by Andreas Killer at
>   http://home.t-online.de/home/andreas.killer/lfn108.zip

>One caveat: be wary of mixing LFN files and 8.3 filename.ext - three files
>called "pascal source" "pascal file" and "pascal text" would be rendered as
>"pascal~1" "pascal~2" and "pascal~3". If you delete "pascal file/pascal~2"
>and then copy the directory then "pascal text" would have a new short name
>of "pascal~2" NOT "pascal~3" and you program may be referring to "pascal~3"

>>From Mini-FAQ:

>>* Can I use Long File Names in Turbo Pascal

>>Yes. There are units and source code available for dealing with long file
>>names in Turbo Pascal when the program is running in a Win95/98 DOS box. A
>>full implementation is at
>>   ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/turbspec/dos70p20.zip

>>Also look at the drop-in replacement by Andreas Killer at
>>   http://home.t-online.de/home/andreas.killer/lfn108.zip

>Do these units work in NT? Or are there others which do?