OK I have the following issue, not caused by MediaMonkey (in fact I am not sure when it happened). Seems that many of my ID3 tags that use Greek characters now show "Chinese" (erm... we use this expression like the English use... erm... "Greek"). Seems that some non-UNICODE aware...

not yet, but I will - thanks

ok man

Bex don't forget me eh?

second thread, second thanks

thank you in advance man

so this is getting more complex

UNICODE is the way to go whether we want it or not (for the whole project)

MoDementia they are visually close but the first is really (very) wrong. Notice the dot before the I in first word and before A in the second and after X in the last one. Those are punctuation marks - never used in capitals (...then someone would ask, why Windows and UNICODE implements it... well th...

so anybody know what this line means?
(seems there is some code that supposedly handles non-latin alphabet?)

ok will try a bit later

Oups... deadlock.

I will really try to look into it.
But help is (VERY VERY VERY) welcome at this point.

yes

I will try. I was never good with other people's code. I am not sure how would this line help me anyway since probably the program doesn't know if the word in question has vowels, consonants or whatever. The one thing you could help really (since you have already worked with the script) is to make i...

I'll just give you the list above again but with explanations (so you can merge the lines you need at your will)... αβγδεζηθικλμνξοπρσςτυφχψω (full alphabet) άέήίόύώ (vowels only, punctuated) ϊϋ (those two vowels can get a different punctuation) ΐΰ (...and a different) ΑΒΓΔΕΖΗΘΙΚΛΜΝΞΟΠΡΣΤΥΦΧΨΩ (full...

of course