Level 1 ISO-9660, This defines names to be the familiar 8+3 convention that MS-DOS users have suffered through for many years: eight characters for the name, a period ('full stop' for those of you in the U.K.), followed by three characters for the file type, all in upper case. Many special characters (space, hyphen, tilde,...

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