Run-time error '52'

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saken
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Run-time error '52'

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When I am using Find Files I recieve this error. Run-time error'52': Bad file name or number. Im guessing this has to do with encountering a file with a japanese character in it. But I am not sure since it closes directly after receiving this error.

Is there anything I can do to finish the search.

Thanks

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Re: Run-time error '52'

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saken wrote:When I am using Find Files I recieve this error. Run-time error'52': Bad file name or number. Im guessing this has to do with encountering a file with a japanese character in it. But I am not sure since it closes directly after receiving this error.

Is there anything I can do to finish the search.
Hi, your guessing is good, I guess. I just cannot reproduce the error. Can you describe your search setup, and where are the japanese characters, in files or in folders?

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Post by saken »

I believe it is having a problem with a folder name such as one of these. âAâCâô , アイン. I have been searching using this regexp >[^1-9][^1-9]1.jpg

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saken wrote:I believe it is having a problem with a folder name such as one of these. âAâCâô , アイン. I have been searching using this regexp >[^1-9][^1-9]1.jpg
Still cannot reproduce. :?

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