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12-08-2007
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| | Any Tools to identify unicode characters in filenames? I have about 8500 fles in a library and about 100 of them (i assume) have unicode characters as they are not syncing with foldershare. Visually it is not possible to identify the files and change their names or delete them. Are there any tools (free if possible) to do this? Thanks, Manav |
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01-10-2008
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| | RE: Any Tools to identify unicode characters in filenames? Hi, I have the same problem. Did you find a solution ? I began writing a vbscript, but unicode characters behave strangely, so I would prefer a tool to do the work. Thanks, Jan "Manav Gupta" wrote: Quote: > I have about 8500 fles in a library and about 100 of them (i assume) have > unicode characters as they are not syncing with foldershare. > Visually it is not possible to identify the files and change their names or > delete them. Are there any tools (free if possible) to do this? > > Thanks, Manav |
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