Using TC6.0x, I find that some files with Hebrew characters in the file names do not show up correctlly in TC (I get Eurpoean characters, complete with German/scandinavian accent marks). What is puzzling is that some files DO show up correctly. Most problematic are the names of "favorites" created by IE when I do a "add to favorites".
changing fonts does not help.
When I start TC and switch to that directory, I get a warning message telling me the diretcory contains filenames form a different code page, and advises me to "change options for non-unicode programs in control panel - regional settings - Extended"
But on my W2k Pro there is no such control - the regional settings in my control panel have an ADVANCED button (not extended) , which deals with code-page conversions (and Hebrew IS marked there). There is no mention of "non unicode programs".
Can anyone give me a hint? I am fairly tehnical, but this stumps me.
Non-english file names - SOME show OK, some not ...
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Re: Non-english file names - SOME show OK, some not ...
First: Welcome!orr101 wrote: Can anyone give me a hint? I am fairly tehnical, but this stumps me.
Second: I hope U find something interesting here.
It is not a TC problem.
Try install yours special font in Windows and after set TC with it.
Not recomanded for ever.
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On Windows 2000, it's the button in the lower right, "Set standard" or similar (I have (Swiss) German Windows 2000 here).
On Windows 2000, it's the button in the lower right, "Set standard" or similar (I have (Swiss) German Windows 2000 here).
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