I supported Chinese students at University here in UK for the first 20
years of this Century and did find a few (but rare) instances like this
in other applications; could the work-around I used then perhaps work
now?: ask the student to set up a unique file structure, temporarily for
3.6, which uses western European characters, all the way up the file
hierarchy from file name to drive name. Images imported into this
structure could later be moved, within dt, to the students preferred
file organisation, once the fixed version of dt is officially available.
Regards
Tony
On 21/07/2021 02:41, Guillermo Rozas wrote:
BTW, the language setup for her computer is Chinese which makes it
fun for me. This would not be an issue would it? DT obviously is
in English, but the rest of the computer is Chinese. Thanks again
for the help.
If the paths have Chinese characters (definitely non-ASCII), that's
probably the reason of her problems. The Unicode support from Windows
is different from Linux and the new import dialog surfaced it.
Regards,
Guillermo
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