2/12/2024 0 Comments Free instals Altap SalamanderRoman2 wrote:I've been using Salamander with Cyrillic letters in file and directory names with no problems. None of these problems happen with Windows Explorer, so I presume the problem is somewhere in Salamander's Unicode support. Some non-English European directory names (for example, one that contained an r with a caron over it, as in the musician's name, Dvorak), would display but would not open when I tried to browse them. I also have experienced various problems with non-English directory names. The typed name was being displayed correctly before I pressed the OK button but after the error it turned into a number of ?'s. Salamander returned with this error: "(123) The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect," and went back to the new file dialog. I pressed + to bring up the new file dialog, pressed + to change the input language, typed the name and pressed the OK button. Later, I tried creating new files with non-English names. Windows Explorer, on the other hand, had no problem viewing these filenames and operating on them. It complained that "the file ?.? does not exist." All non-English characters were replaced by ?'s. It would not show the non-English characters. Recently, I needed to copy a number of files with non-English non-European names (and these were on an NTFS partition, so I knew they were encoded in Unicode and not some obscure codepage) from a hard disk parition to another when I ran into a problem with Salamander. The support is almost seamless in Windows Explorer. This version of Windows supports Unicode filenames on NTFS partitions. An incomplete uninstallation of a program may cause problems, which is why thorough removal of programs is recommended.I am running Altap Salamander 2.5 Final on Windows Server 2003 DataCenter Edition. There could be other causes why users may not be able to uninstall Altap Salamander. ![]()
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