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When I create an archive with DotNetZip it changes national letters in files names to their English equivalents. (Ł –> L) It’s really bad in my case as breaks my backup app. I tried to change encoding to utf8, 1252, but it failed. How to fix this?
According to the Faq, it should handle letters other than the 26 in English:
Can the library be used to read a zip file that has entries with filenames containing Chinese characters, produced by WinRAR?
Yes. To do this you would specify the “big5” code page (cp 950) when reading the zip. In addition to Chinese, it can handle any code page.
What about reading and writing zip files with other languages and code pages? Portugese? Hebrew? Arabic? Greek? Cyrillic? Norwegian? Finnish? etc?
Yes. Just specify the appropriate code page when reading or writing the zip archive.
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