Ah, nevermind!pathlen: function.
Are we able to do that?
The combined <length> of a folder+filename.
Currently len: will find files OR folders of <length>.
But that does not find (combined) folder+file lengths.
Far too often I'll run into MAX_PATH issues (can you believe it, in 2016 & this is common!).
len: has its function, but can only do so much.
You can change len: values & maybe find what you want; >260, >255, >244, or back it down even more; >210, kind of thing, but that can still miss a lot if say the folderlen=180 & the filenamelen=180, so with that, pathlen=360, but as is now, there's now way to determine just what the combined folderlen+filenamelen is.
I was pretty sure we had done this before, but when I just tested, I had a space between the path: & len: functions (path: len:>244), which does not work, but "path:len:>XXX" does - http://www.voidtools.com/forum/mcp.php? ... =2&p=12909
(259 seems to be the "magic" number, path:len:>259 file:. At 258 you're still probably OK, but above that, things are more apt to break.
Naming Windows Files - Restrictions and Limitations
Now to find an efficient way to rename such files...)