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i need to transfer 100,000 files with names such as

"qwertzuiopüasdfghjklöäyxcvbnmqwertzuiopüasdfghjklöäyxcvbnm
qwertzuiopüasdfghjklöäyxcvbnmqwertzuiopüasdfghjklöäyxcvbnmqw
ertzuiopüasdfghjklöäyxcvbnmqwertzuiopüasdfghjklöäyxcvbnmqwert
zuiopüasdfghjklöäyxcvbnmqwertzuiopüasdfghjklöäyxcvbnmqwertzui
opüasdfghjklöäyxcvbnmqwertzuiopüasdfghjklöäyxcvbnmqwertzuiop
üasdfghjklöäyxcvbnmqwertzuiopüasdfghjklöäyxcvbnmqwertzuiopüa
sdfghjklöäyxcvbnmqwertzuiopüasdfghjklöäyxcvbnmqwertzuiopüasd
fghjklöäyxcvbnmqwertzuiopüasdfghjklöäyxcvbnm.aif"

from windows 10 to OS9 / OSX.

the main issue with this is that windows can produce, display and move such file names locally, but when you use .zip, winrar pro or ultraISO in order to move them to them mac, that fails in different flavors.

for some of the files i need to keep their name. but it does not have to the file´s name, it can be any other possible form.

1.)
does anyone has an idea of a windows app which can include such names in image files or archives of any kind (which could be read on OSX, too?)

alternatively:

2.)
does anyone know of a windows utility which could help to bring the filenames into a text document? ideally by drag and drop, that is.

3.)
if you have it within reach: any good utility for windows for making filenames shorter while keeping the extension?