Open michelottiABV opened 1 year ago
if the problem is specific to window then it might be a ghostscript bug (using ANSI instead of UTF-8)
The problem appeared with version 2.0, it worked correctly with version 1.4
technically it should be possible to replace gsdll64.dll from the old version. it was updated (the new one is larger) but maybe there was a regression
I do not compile GS for Windows, I simply use the public releases https://github.com/ArtifexSoftware/ghostpdl-downloads/releases
I tried to take the gsdll64.dll file from version 1.4 to replace the one from version 2.3 but the problem is still present. For the moment we will work again with version 1.4 which works very well.
hello,
I have a problem with the GS command on windows when the file path contains special characters: "é", "ê", "ù", ...
error -12
How to encode these characters to pass them as arguments to the -sOutputFile option?