I can't open files with special symbols or hieroglyph in file name. For example xnveiw does not open files with such symbols in a file name as ▲, ほ, ～. It leads to an error: Error opening the file <F:\^.jpg> (symbol - ▲) <F:\~.jpg> (symbol - ～) <F:\?.jpg> (symbol - ほ)
OS: windows 7
Problem with opening of some file
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Re: Problem with opening of some file
XnView 'Classic' doesn't support Unicode...ker wrote:I can't open files with special symbols or hieroglyph in file name. For example xnveiw does not open files with such symbols in a file name as ▲, ほ, ～. It leads to an error: Error opening the file <F:\^.jpg> (symbol - ▲) <F:\~.jpg> (symbol - ～) <F:\?.jpg> (symbol - ほ)
OS: windows 7
You can use XnViewMP which is still in beta (or XnConvert for batch processing) if it supports the functions you need.
Re: Problem with opening of some file
Then it is clear. I thought it there was a bug.XnView 'Classic' doesn't support Unicode...
Re: Problem with opening of some file
"Doesn't suport Unicode natively" doesn't mean "can't get access to file's content in principle".
Hmm, ker Joined: Sun May 05, 2013 4:12 am, first post Sun Oct 04, 2015 12:36 pm. XnView is good software if you have encountered first issue only 2,5 years after joining forum, right?
Hmm, ker Joined: Sun May 05, 2013 4:12 am, first post Sun Oct 04, 2015 12:36 pm. XnView is good software if you have encountered first issue only 2,5 years after joining forum, right?
Re: Problem with opening of some file
Yes, but sometimes it is slightly inconvenient."Doesn't suport Unicode natively" doesn't mean "can't get access to file's content in principle".
I do not argue with this. With xnveiw of another it is not necessary.XnView is good software if you have encountered first issue only 2,5 years after joining forum, right?