Hi Robert
v1.6.2
Nope. Not fixed.
I thought the problem had gone away but two days on and the exact same problem has returned. For two days no problems. I guessed that this was a symptom of using a Zip file that was originally created by Apple's Archive utility - but this seems not to be the case... For the last 2 days I have used BetterZip exclusively.
The first sign of a problem is that the filename in the Zip with the 'e' accute is incorrectly displayed in BetterZip with strange characters where the accented character should be.
The second sign is that "Save" fails saying that the file with the accented character is password protected.
For information, Apple's Archive utility has no issue with the filename.
If I swap the file in BetterZip with exactly the same file only without accented characters in the filename, it works fine.
stax
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(4.5)
stax wrote:
Hi Robert
v1.6.2
Nope. Not fixed.
I thought the problem had gone away but two days on and the exact same problem has returned. For two days no problems. I guessed that this was a symptom of using a Zip file that was originally created by Apple's Archive utility - but this seems not to be the case... For the last 2 days I have used BetterZip exclusively.
The first sign of a problem is that the filename in the Zip with the 'e' accute is incorrectly displayed in BetterZip with strange characters where the accented character should be.
The second sign is that "Save" fails saying that the file with the accented character is password protected.
For information, Apple's Archive utility has no issue with the filename.
If I swap the file in BetterZip with exactly the same file only without accented characters in the filename, it works fine.
stax
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