How to manage file name containing a date with /

[Dar Scott]

That is a lower case eth.  The Unicode is 00F0, F0 in Latin-1.  Windows uses some other font encoding.

You might be able to use that character directly whatever it looks like.  Windows will just see the code for it.  On Windows.

If it was saved to Windows and you are looking at it on Mac, then it might look different.  In all cases, if saved on Windows, then try numToChar(240) whatever it looks like.  

Similarly, if it was saved on Mac, use the appropriate numToChar( ...).

Dar


On Jul 18, 2013, at 1:57 PM, André Bisseret wrote:

> ð