February 13, 200719 yr At home we have 4client computers connected to a Win2k3 server. 2clients use WinXP2clients use LinuxThe WinXP client computers can't access certain files on the server which have special characters(chinese) in the name. But the Linux client computers have no problem accessing files with special characters in them.So how must I set the WinXP clients?
February 13, 200719 yr At home we have 4client computers connected to a Win2k3 server. 2clients use WinXP2clients use LinuxThe WinXP client computers can't access certain files on the server which have special characters(chinese) in the name. But the Linux client computers have no problem accessing files with special characters in them.So how must I set the WinXP clients?
February 13, 200719 yr At home we have 4client computers connected to a Win2k3 server. 2clients use WinXP2clients use LinuxThe WinXP client computers can't access certain files on the server which have special characters(chinese) in the name. But the Linux client computers have no problem accessing files with special characters in them.So how must I set the WinXP clients?You must install the support for chinese charaters in windows
February 13, 200719 yr Author PensionadaDo U have the same problem or did U try to write something to the thread?
February 13, 200719 yr PensionadaDo U have the same problem or did U try to write something to the thread?Sorry, I hit the wrong button (or more precisely I fell off my chair and hit some keys).But my question is: have you tried installing support for chinese characters in windows? That should do it, I think. That install is more than just using the characters.
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