I agree with the hex conversion in file names, but I'd say only convert file name invalid characters to hex as it's done in URLEncode almost. The invalid characters in windows filenames are:
\/:*?"<>|
append % to the beginning of the encoded char and also encode the % char. 
my $name = "abba?@fzabb=11'a"
$name =~ s/([\\\/:\*\?"<>\|])/\%unpack('H*', $1)/g;
# name is now: abba%3f@fzabb=11'a%22

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Or you can use ord instead of unpack.

In reply to Re: How can I create a file named "default.asp?11=1"? by igoryonya
in thread How can I create a file named "default.asp?11=1"? by ycjj

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