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When typing in an Asian word, the characters are broken up.
For example, if I press F2 and rename a folder/file,
if I type "폴더" it writes "ㅍ포폴ㄷ..."
Typing In a folder/file name in Asian Characters
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Re: Typing In a folder/file name in Asian Characters
Yes, that's a known issue (for *some* characters, right?). And it's one of the issues that should just go away with the upcoming 64-bit edition.
(I'm surprised how often I'm saying this recently, but it is what it is.)
(I'm surprised how often I'm saying this recently, but it is what it is.)
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