Then turn off quote processing.
Hmmm! That works (a bit to my surprise).. Why doesn't "SETDOS /X-7" screw up the interpretation of [] in @FULL[] or screw up the "" protecting LFNs inside @FULL?
Code:
v:\> setdos /x-7 & do f in /s /a:+d /d"v:\programdata" * ( echo %@full["%f"]\ )
V:\ProgramData\Xerox\
V:\ProgramData\Xerox\PrinterDriver\
V:\ProgramData\Xerox\PrinterDriver\V5.0\
V:\ProgramData\Xerox\PrinterDriver\V5.0\Low\
V:\ProgramData\Xerox\PrinterDriver\V5.0\Low\S-1-5-21-770604367-1469031932-445207999-1001\
"V:\ProgramData\Xerox\PrinterDriver\V5.0\Low\S-1-5-21-770604367-1469031932-445207999-1001\``as-prq-03.ad.syr.edu`AS-MAT-xer-
wc7970-Carn215"\
"V:\ProgramData\Xerox\PrinterDriver\V5.0\Low\S-1-5-21-770604367-1469031932-445207999-1001\``as-prq-03.ad.syr.edu`AS-MAT-xer-
wc7970-Carn215\foo"\
In my math department, we used to have a Konica-Minolta printer ... nice machine, especially the user interfaces, both local and remote. It always gave me the feeling "this is a slick product". We wore it out.
Now we have a Xerox, and I get the feeling "this is a sick product". The user interfaces, local, remote, and administrative are what you might call "torturous".
I'll see if the IT folks know anything about this poorly named folder.
That said, it's a valid name and one might expect TCC to handle it seamlessly.