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Posted 21 December 2008 - 06:28 AM
Hi guys,
I have a question on my mind for a long time and I cant seem to find an answer to it.
It's something about the language code in Language Bar.
I had been using the Japanese and Chinese (traditional and simplified) language in my file and I had saved the file name using these 2 languages. However, I always faced the same problem of these languages turning unintelligible when I copy the file to another to another platform (XP or Vista) with language bar of similar languages installed. Not only that, these problem also occurred to my back-up files (which I had not touched for a long time) where I stored in my portable hard disk.
Can anyone give me an answer to this problem and if so, provide me a solution to make my file 'universal' (readable)
Thank a million
Cheridum
I have a question on my mind for a long time and I cant seem to find an answer to it.
It's something about the language code in Language Bar.
I had been using the Japanese and Chinese (traditional and simplified) language in my file and I had saved the file name using these 2 languages. However, I always faced the same problem of these languages turning unintelligible when I copy the file to another to another platform (XP or Vista) with language bar of similar languages installed. Not only that, these problem also occurred to my back-up files (which I had not touched for a long time) where I stored in my portable hard disk.
Can anyone give me an answer to this problem and if so, provide me a solution to make my file 'universal' (readable)
Thank a million
Cheridum
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