handling file names with local characters within
handling file names with local characters within
I noticed that freecommander is not handling local characters very well. For example I tried to access few files with names containing letters with special diacritics for Slovak language. I know that few people from Slovakia are hanging around here, so they can prove it
thing is, that I see those files correctly, but when I try to manipulate with them in any way, fc is acting like the file we are talking about is not found on this location. I can provide more info if needed
thing is, that I see those files correctly, but when I try to manipulate with them in any way, fc is acting like the file we are talking about is not found on this location. I can provide more info if needed
Re: handling file names with local characters within
Yes please.skroslak wrote:I can provide more info if needed
Here are some screenshots, to show you the bug (I'm using Vista in French, and installed the Asian addon languages):
How it appears in Vista:
How it appears in FreeCommander:
When I try to copy the file (by pressing F5):
After that, it displays an error message telling that the file doesn't exist.
BTW, F3 works on the file, but not F5 nor F6...
How it appears in Vista:
How it appears in FreeCommander:
When I try to copy the file (by pressing F5):
After that, it displays an error message telling that the file doesn't exist.
BTW, F3 works on the file, but not F5 nor F6...
No, but it would save my time (and also yours - making and uploading screenshots...). (Edit: Hmm.. perhaps it would even help you to copy your files)jcm wrote:And what is it supposed to do ?Dreamer wrote:Try to type unicode in the Search dialog.
Help me copy my files ?
You should read the forum rules before posting and you'd find this...
• Make sure to search the forum before posting your question, issue, or suggestion.
And this...
• Also read the Frequently Asked Questions before posting.
Then you'd find this in the FAQ:
I have recently downloaded FreeCommander and tried to use it. However, it does not support files with Thai language characters.
FreeCommander is non-unicode program. You have to tell windows what language to use for non-unicode applications:
- In Windows XP select Start menu -> Settings -> Control Panel.
- In the Control Panel select Regional and Language Options.
- Select the Advanced tab.
- Set the Language for non-Unicode programs to the correct language.
Few related topics:
http://forum.freecommander.com/viewtopi ... e+japanese
http://forum.freecommander.com/viewtopi ... e+japanese
You can support the request above. It's not a bug.
Thanks for your long reply !
I know it takes a lot of time, so I'm sorry for bothering you.
About your trick, it doesn't work, since I'm using a french Vista, and I don't want to switch to japanese to be able to copy one file, since it will switch all my system to the japanese hour (and probably some other changes)...
I know it takes a lot of time, so I'm sorry for bothering you.
About your trick, it doesn't work, since I'm using a french Vista, and I don't want to switch to japanese to be able to copy one file, since it will switch all my system to the japanese hour (and probably some other changes)...
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