XnView Software

I download lots of stuff from Japan.
Some files have japanese characters in the names and also folders have names with japanese characters like this:
57557532924 - 01 - LEGO Spinner シド・ミード所有.jpg
55942856662 - 01 - 37737-suit_b.jpg高々度与圧服 ＳＲ－７１ Ｕ－２.jpg
56681987067 - 01 - shoji_“ (2013年 宇宙の旅 ...

1. Using XNView for Windows, version 2.34(Sep 7 2015)
2. In viewer mode, [image] > [Rotate] > [90&deg:left Shift+L] keyboard shortcut in Japanese translation is written as "Shift+R".
3. Just a mistake in translation.

XnView does not open files that contains oriental character name?
I own a lot of pictures with names in Japanese, which open in other viewers, but not Xnview.



In Windows View read

Title sums it up.

I basically can't view some directories or images with Japanese or special characters in them.

I'm not about to change my OS's native language as a solution to this.

So I ask, what is a possible solution to this?

Using XnView 1.99

Hello,

In Lightroom I can put chinese and japanese keywords. But in XnView, they become ? characters. How can I fix this ?

Many thanks.

... Windows XP, german locale wth support for complex characters and east asian languages enabled.

If i try to open a file with a name containing japanese characters from the explorer, i get an error message about an "error while opening file ..." with all japanese characters replaced with question ...

Hello Sir & Madam,

I have been a user of XnView in Japanese. I think I have found a bug for the "Add Text" command.

I can type Japanese letters in a menu box for Add Text command and the letters are still in Japanese while the pointer is hovering over a scanned document. However, once I click and ...

i use chinese windows xp
i can use XnView to open the chinese name file .
but it can not open the Japanese name file.
can XnView support Unicode?

The number of pictures and directories with unicode is currently rising like hell here due to correspondence with various asian companies, Japanes, Chinese, Korean, Thai, but also greek, abarian, etc etc.

Windows (both XP and Vista) and Linux can handle them without problems, displaying the correct ...

I am running english Windows XP SP2 with the locale set to Japanese. This makes non-unicode applications use SJIS character encoding.

I notice that XnView 1.90.3 has issues with specific filenames. The symptom is that the name is cut off and only shows the last portion.

Example:
a b c ソフトウェア e f g ...