Folder names in the structure shortened
Why are the folder names in the structure shortened?
Microsoft Windows has a 256-character limit for the folder path.
Example: C:\Users\FirstNameLastName\Desktop\VaultName is 44 characters.
When an archive exceeds this character limit, the folder and document names get shortened to 200 characters. The remaining 56 characters makes sure that the folder structure can be saved on the computer.
Archive tip: The changes applied to the folder and document names can be found in the Process Report.
