Well, you should take the DefineEncoding out of this line:
dlg.SuggestedFileName=DefineEncoding("Namnlös.jpg",Encodings.UTF8)
You should NEVER use DefineEncoding on a string literal; at best it
will do nothing, and otherwise it will garble the string. In this
case, it should do nothing, but take it out just to be sure.
Ok, I will do that, in this case it was just a test to see if there
where any difference.
Also, this report doesn't reference SaveAsJPEG. It claims that the
problem is in the SaveAsDialog, but that seems very unlikely -- it's
the old QuickTime calls (used by SaveAsJPEG) which are not
Unicode-savvy. What if you save your file using f.CreateTextFile, for
example? I bet it works fine then.
But I really need SaveAsJPEG. The same problems occur when I use
QTGraphicsExporter (which I also need), so I think you are right about
quicktime.
When I created a text file there where no problems.
I changed the report name to "Filenames have incorrect textencoding
when using SaveAsJPEG and QTGraphicsExporter".
But I still need a workaround...
Thank you for your help!
Arne
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