>From: "Merkl, Werner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>Hi,
>
>in my job I have a lot of differnt language to deal with, now including
>japan. And we have all these languages on our server (Windows 2000)...
>So NTFS uses UNICODE (I think it's 'utf-16').
>
>Python -- at least since version 1.6 -- is suppo
Merkl, Werner wrote:
> Hi,
>
> in my job I have a lot of differnt language to deal with, now including
> japan. And we have all these languages on our server (Windows 2000)...
> So NTFS uses UNICODE (I think it's 'utf-16').
>
> Python -- at least since version 1.6 -- is supposed to understand
[Merkl, Werner wrote]
> Hi,
>
> in my job I have a lot of differnt language to deal with, now including
> japan. And we have all these languages on our server (Windows 2000)...
> So NTFS uses UNICODE (I think it's 'utf-16').
>
> Python -- at least since version 1.6 -- is supposed to understand
On Sat, 21 Sep 2002, Anders Eriksson wrote:
> BK> 2. Why does Exec throw an exception even when the command succeeds?
>
>
> BK> This code actually does what it's supposed to: it connects to a
> BK> running instance of Internet Explorer and opens the requested
> BK> page. But, havin
Hi,
in my job I have a lot of differnt language to deal with, now including
japan. And we have all these languages on our server (Windows 2000)...
So NTFS uses UNICODE (I think it's 'utf-16').
Python -- at least since version 1.6 -- is supposed to understand
and handle UNICODE. But my experien
