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| limit UTF-8 acronym recognition (martin) | limit UTF-8 acronym recognition (martin) | ||
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| ==== [[utf]] UTF-8 Encoding for Filenames ==== | ==== [[utf]] UTF-8 Encoding for Filenames ==== | ||
| - | Use //UTF-8 encoding for filenames// to configure if WinSCP should use UTF-8 (Unicode) encoding for filenames in communication with the server. | + | Use //%%UTF-8%% encoding for filenames// to configure if WinSCP should use UTF-8 (Unicode) encoding for filenames in communication with the server. |
| With default //Auto// value, WinSCP will try to autodetect if the server supports %%UTF-8%%. With [[sftp|SFTP protocol]] this means that %%UTF-8%% is used, unless the server is known not to support %%UTF-8%%((Foxit software WAC Server)) //(latest release&recent)// or it sends strings not encoded with %%UTF-8%% //(latest beta release&beta)//, or for protocol version 4 and newer //(previous versions&recent)//. With [[ftp|FTP protocol]] this means that %%UTF-8%% will be used when the server announces support for it. | With default //Auto// value, WinSCP will try to autodetect if the server supports %%UTF-8%%. With [[sftp|SFTP protocol]] this means that %%UTF-8%% is used, unless the server is known not to support %%UTF-8%%((Foxit software WAC Server)) //(latest release&recent)// or it sends strings not encoded with %%UTF-8%% //(latest beta release&beta)//, or for protocol version 4 and newer //(previous versions&recent)//. With [[ftp|FTP protocol]] this means that %%UTF-8%% will be used when the server announces support for it. | ||