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Why this limit still exists on windows I have no idea. For that matter why it ever existed. Anyway, we're stuck with it (along with it's best buddy, MAX_PATH). Each version of Delphi adds over 200 characters to your system path. Worst still, they add those 200+ characters to the front of the path, not the end. What happens, is that eventually, important entries get truncated off end of the path, and strange things happen.

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