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The HTML tool concatenates the document number and the document title to create the document filename.
The issue is that the spaces in the document title are retained in the filename and are not replaced by dashes or removed entirely.
Example:
Spaces within filenames can cause problems depending on the tool that is interpreting the filename.
I like the format: SMPTE <Family (if applicable)>
Much more informative than just a document number. I am concerned only with the spaces.
I prefer the addition of dashes for easier reading. Additionally, removing spaces may inadvertently create words that are not appropriate. If adopting the latter, then the uppercase characters in the titles should definitely be retained.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The HTML tool concatenates the document number and the document title to create the document filename.
The issue is that the spaces in the document title are retained in the filename and are not replaced by dashes or removed entirely.
Example:
Spaces within filenames can cause problems depending on the tool that is interpreting the filename.
I like the format: SMPTE <Family (if applicable)>
Much more informative than just a document number. I am concerned only with the spaces.
I prefer the addition of dashes for easier reading. Additionally, removing spaces may inadvertently create words that are not appropriate. If adopting the latter, then the uppercase characters in the titles should definitely be retained.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: