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                 Issue #|108790
                 Summary|handling of Unicode filenames in Mac OS X seems totall
                        |y broken
               Component|framework
                 Version|OOo 3.1.1
                Platform|Macintosh
                     URL|
              OS/Version|Mac OS X
                  Status|UNCONFIRMED
       Status whiteboard|
                Keywords|
              Resolution|
              Issue type|DEFECT
                Priority|P2
            Subcomponent|ui
             Assigned to|tm
             Reported by|bkh2





------- Additional comments from [email protected] Sat Jan 30 21:19:12 +0000 
2010 -------
Dear all, 

on my system (Mac OS 10.6.2, , iMac, Intel Core 2 Duo, HFS+), I cannot use path 
names containing 
characters outside the ASCII range with OpenOffice.

This may be related to the issue described in bug report issue no. 92697, but 
since this is tagged 
"unconfirmed" and occurred in another OS version, I think that it should be 
reported. 

Trying to open a file with a non-ascii character in the path name gives a modal 
dialog with a "... does 
not exist" message. This happens if I open the file by double-clicking it in 
the Finder, or by using 
"open" from the Terminal, or via the File > Open... dialog. (To reproduce the 
error, just copy an 
OpenOffice text or spreadsheet document and rename it, say, "ä.odt" resp. 
"ä.ods" - the first character 
is an umlaut a, an a with two dots on it, Unicode 00E4.)

Trying to save a file with a non-ascii character (say, umlaut-a again) results 
in a file "%E4.odt". Trying 
to open that file in OpenOffice (by double-clicking in the Finder) causes 
OpenOffice to crash. 
Surprisingly, though, it is possible to open such a file via File > Recent 
Documents.

In my opinion, this bug is a major show-stopper for OO in non-English speaking 
communities. Mac 
users are used to be able to use their native language characters in file and 
folder names that many of 
them will not even think about renaming their files and folders and instead 
consider OO badly broken 
and unusable. Therefore I think that this needs to be investigated soon.

Regards,

bkh2

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