Hello. I've recently reinstalled windows (going from win 7 to win 10) and am having some issues with Japanese filenames. Specifically filenames that are from files downloaded from Japanese game sites such as dlsite.
Now, I have installed Japanese language support and IME. IME works and I can rename a file in Japanese and it works just fine.
Non-Unicode is set to Japanese. Locale/Location: Japan (I'm really in Taiwan, but that shouldn't matter)
Computer has been restarted (many times since)
Issues:
-- Using the Japanese IME in JWPce doesn't seem to work properly-- another issue I would love to fix as I use JWPce quite often. Notepad works just fine... not JWPce =/
-- My main issue is file names in .zip files downloaded from some Japanese sites still show up as garbled letters and this prevents games from running properly. I have contacted dlsite, specifically, and they sent me a self-extracting .exe file and *that* worked properly, however, I would like to resolve this issue so that I don't have to do this every single time for my own sanity as well as theirs.
EDIT: also of possible note. No matter whether I download a Japanese game via site or torrent, the readme.txt files are always garbled text =/
Any help available for this? I don't recall ever having this issue in Windows 7. =/
Current version: Win 10 Pro 64 bit.
Now, I have installed Japanese language support and IME. IME works and I can rename a file in Japanese and it works just fine.
Non-Unicode is set to Japanese. Locale/Location: Japan (I'm really in Taiwan, but that shouldn't matter)
Computer has been restarted (many times since)
Issues:
-- Using the Japanese IME in JWPce doesn't seem to work properly-- another issue I would love to fix as I use JWPce quite often. Notepad works just fine... not JWPce =/
-- My main issue is file names in .zip files downloaded from some Japanese sites still show up as garbled letters and this prevents games from running properly. I have contacted dlsite, specifically, and they sent me a self-extracting .exe file and *that* worked properly, however, I would like to resolve this issue so that I don't have to do this every single time for my own sanity as well as theirs.
EDIT: also of possible note. No matter whether I download a Japanese game via site or torrent, the readme.txt files are always garbled text =/
Any help available for this? I don't recall ever having this issue in Windows 7. =/
Current version: Win 10 Pro 64 bit.