Almost a perfect program except that files encoded in Korean come up as question marks ... ie. ???.mp3
I don't need Korean menus but would just like the file names to display properly ...
Hopefully in the next release ...
Korean file name display problem - Korean file name display problem
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i take it you mean filenames etc in the left/right panes come out wrong (?)
i wouldn't know for sure but 2x uses whatever fonts your desktop (explorer) uses, so it shouldn't have problems. I have seen some program <a href="http://www.ps.ic.ac.uk/~umeca74/weird.gif">snapshots</a> with eastern fonts, so i'm sure it works ok for some people (although i can't figure it out myself :) )
(Edited by nikos at 12:40 pm on Feb. 28, 2002)
i wouldn't know for sure but 2x uses whatever fonts your desktop (explorer) uses, so it shouldn't have problems. I have seen some program <a href="http://www.ps.ic.ac.uk/~umeca74/weird.gif">snapshots</a> with eastern fonts, so i'm sure it works ok for some people (although i can't figure it out myself :) )
(Edited by nikos at 12:40 pm on Feb. 28, 2002)
I got it .... finally!
It's a two step thing. First I think this will only work with Xp as you need to be able to use two languages at once.
First enable all unicode programs to use Korean instead of the default (usually English-US for most of you I guess)
Secondly (the step I didn't know) you need to change in your icon font to a compatible font that will read unicode filenames ie. gulimche/microsoft sans serif not Tahoma/Arial etc ...
This will enable the font in the explorer window and after a reboot I had Korean fonts mixed with English!
Problem solved!
Maybe if there was a font option then this would have been accomplished much more easily?? Is it possible??
Now it is a perfect file manager!!
It's a two step thing. First I think this will only work with Xp as you need to be able to use two languages at once.
First enable all unicode programs to use Korean instead of the default (usually English-US for most of you I guess)
Secondly (the step I didn't know) you need to change in your icon font to a compatible font that will read unicode filenames ie. gulimche/microsoft sans serif not Tahoma/Arial etc ...
This will enable the font in the explorer window and after a reboot I had Korean fonts mixed with English!
Problem solved!
Maybe if there was a font option then this would have been accomplished much more easily?? Is it possible??
Now it is a perfect file manager!!