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From: Bernd Klein <bernd@bklein.de>
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Subject: Re: Problem with German Umlaute
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Thanks for your reply!

> Can you post an error message?=20=20
The error messages are the ones which I produce:
e.g.
  fp =3D fopen("Ver=E4nderung.txt","r");
  if (!fp) {
    cout << "couldn't read file " << filename << endl;
    return 1;
  }

In the above case, I would get the error message:
couldn't read file Ver=E4nderung.txt

It works fine with all filenames without Umlauts

> Does the problem affect file names or=20
> file data?=20=20
I haven't checked the content of files so far, but it affects the filenames

> What kind of files are you trying to access?=20
ASCII