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	<title>Comments on: Weekly Image: Workflow Week Day 2 and My Naming and Folder Approach</title>
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		<title>By: Jason</title>
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		<description>As I catch up on the posts I&#039;ve been meaning to make this week, wanted to share here some thoughts on your naming schemes.  You made a very good point that different people will have different methods for naming things, and while it&#039;s all well and good to go with what works for you individually, when working in a Windows environment, you actually can start to run into problems with long file names if you have several folders and sub-folders in your image management scheme.  I forget the exact character limit off the top of my head (I think it&#039;s around 255), I do know that with spaces and underscores, it can add up pretty quickly.  Just a heads up if you move into folders and sub folders for organizational purposes.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As I catch up on the posts I&#8217;ve been meaning to make this week, wanted to share here some thoughts on your naming schemes.  You made a very good point that different people will have different methods for naming things, and while it&#8217;s all well and good to go with what works for you individually, when working in a Windows environment, you actually can start to run into problems with long file names if you have several folders and sub-folders in your image management scheme.  I forget the exact character limit off the top of my head (I think it&#8217;s around 255), I do know that with spaces and underscores, it can add up pretty quickly.  Just a heads up if you move into folders and sub folders for organizational purposes.</p>
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