--- In [email protected], "Sheri" <sheri...@...> wrote: > > More on that test -- > > The conditions that should stop the script's loop don't happen. > > I only have three files in the folder but the loop is trying to process 20. > If I change the loop to process only from 0 to i<3 it gets past the loop and > hangs. It happens with my normal boot (non-Unicode language = US English) and > also if I boot with non-Unicode language=Korean. When I boot with Korean as > my non-Unicode language, Powerpro's function to test for double-byte code > page returns 1.
Thanks for your interest. It seems to produce equal problems I met. I just installed files for East Asian languages on Virtual PC and didn't change "Language for non-Unicode programs" to Korean. So, Win.IsDBCSCodePage() returns 0. but, powerpro hangs. > > Also, backslashes look like crossed capital W's (even in Explorer - which > surprised my since Explorer is not a non-Unicode program to my knowledge). > The backslash character "\" (0x5C) is used as a currency symbol as well as a path delimiter in most Asian countries. (e.g., Korean: £Ü(Won) / Japan: ¡Í(Yen))
