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I have noticed a bug in Windows with STSPLUS naming extension of the satellite comnfiguration files.<P>Certainly with Windows NT and Windows 98, even with 'show all filenames' turned ON, and 'hide extensions for registered applications' is turned OFF, the STSPLUS.SCF, GPS.SCF, etc, these show up only as STSPLUS and GPS without any extension showing.<P>Windows thinks they are Windows Explorer Commands []images/icons/default/frown.gif" border="0[/]<P>Anyone found a way to tell windows to show the extensions?
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