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"Peter C. Chapin" <PChapin@vtc.vsc.edu> writes:

> I can appreciate that accessing files with Unicode names might be a
> useful thing to do in a standard program. What happens when such a
> program tries to create files with such names on a system that doesn't
> support them? I suppose a solution could be found, but I can also see
> how it would get ugly.

Exception Name_Error, I'd think!