Umm.. Thx ? So.. you (Anonymous) have, in some point in the past, wrote some example that you believe can solve this problem. But you won't say what it is, nor how I can find it ? ... Well.. as emotionally supportive as it is, to know the solution is within the realm of possibility, and more so to know it was actually previously achieved by someone.. I don't really see how you expect me to practically use this information to get closer to the solution.. Well, whatever was on your mind when you posted this, thx for trying.

Cool, you actually read my post and responded this time, thats like new for you. Maybe if you search for "unicode zip" you'll find something you like.

In reply to Re^3: Renaming a file within a zip by Anonymous Monk
in thread Renaming a file within a zip by palkia

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