I have a collection of files from the late ´90s and early ´00s. Many of them are .JPG, .MP3, .WAV, instead of .jpg, .mp3, and .wav. Why was that the norm at the time? I usually just change the extension myself.
I have a collection of files from the late ´90s and early ´00s. Many of them are .JPG, .MP3, .WAV, instead of .jpg, .mp3, and .wav. Why was that the norm at the time? I usually just change the extension myself.
Some of us on here go back before PC-DOS 1.0. The 8.3 naming convention started with CP/M . . DOS was largely stolen from Digital Research.
Source: one time proud owner of a TRS-80 Model 4 running CP/M.