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Hi:
Not sure if this is the place to ask this question, but here
it is:
I've got files in Windows with special characters in the file
names, e.g.
NY CLS EPTL § 3-3.7 (2001).mht
NY CLS EPTL § 7-1.14 (2001).mht
The section character above is 0xA7. But when these
files are burned to CD/DVD the burner software makes a character substitution,
such that the 0xA7 becomes 0xBA. This is true for Nero 7 and when PowerISO
burns one of its own ISO files The ISO file itself retains the correct
characters, so the translation is taking place in the burn process
itself.
Any light you can throw on this problem would be
appreciated.
-- Roy Zider
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