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| 2012-05-07 | 2012-09-24 | ||
| beta is unicode application (martin) | 5.1 is stable (martin) | ||
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| ===== FTP ===== | ===== FTP ===== | ||
| - | For [[ftp|FTP]] protocol, usage of UTF-8 is also controlled by session option //[[ui_login_environment#utf|UTF-8 encoding for filenames·]]//. | + | For [[ftp|FTP]] protocol, usage of UTF-8 is also controlled by session option //[[ui_login_environment#utf|UTF-8 encoding for filenames]]//. |
| ===== SCP ===== | ===== SCP ===== | ||
| For [[scp|SCP]] protocol filename encoding conversion is not supported at all. | For [[scp|SCP]] protocol filename encoding conversion is not supported at all. | ||
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| - | ===== Remark ===== | ||
| - | Also note that stable release WinSCP is not an Unicode application. Hence it can display only characters that are present in default language code page of your workstation. For example, even if your server supports UTF-8 (Unicode), its filenames contains Chinese characters, but your workstation default language is German, WinSCP will not be able to display the Chinese characters correctly. However it should be able to manage the files correctly. To find out what is your default language, go to //Start > Settings > Control Panel > Regional and Language Options > Advanced > Language for non-Unicode programs// (on Windows XP). | ||
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| - | The latest beta release of WinSCP is Unicode application. &beta | ||