RE: Naming Files and Folders

["Joyce Fetterman" <Joycef -at- gtsoftware -dot- com>]

Richard Combs wrote:
<< As for underscores, I've never understood the preference among geeks
for
underscores over hyphens. I don't think a_really_long_file_name.ext is
any more readable than a-really-long-file-name.ext, and in some
situations less. Plus, it's harder to type.>>


That's interesting. I actually find underscores more readable that
hyphens, which is why I use them. This is especially true when the file
name is found within other text. I won't use spaces in file names.

Joyce 


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