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Do you have the Url encode paths option checked @pstein? If so, then yeah, it transforms some special characters to their percent-encoded equivalent, which is what would be used for web addresses. For example, a space is transformed into %20.
When I search for overlong filenames I got results beginning with
D:\misc\.....
In the result list these files are listed as
D%3A%5Cmisc%5C....
So ":" is counted as 3 (!) chars "%3A"
Similarly "\" as "%5C"
Can this be true?
I though such special chars need only 1 byte (in Latin charset) and hence count only for 1 in the length calculation
Can you verify this?
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