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This is maybe as similar to the urldecode. I guess the file name is from a Simplified Windows System to be uploaded to a file space.
"×ÔÓòο¼_config_Ó³Éä¼ü_¿ì½Ý¼ü"
Then, I download this file via MacOS(English Interface). The file name is garbled.
I tried some urldecoder. It is not workable.
I make a question in here. Thanks.
Does setting the assign to Desktop:none; work for you.
You can do this from the Applications Dock menu.
Perhaps the OSX system (i.e., Finder) is treating the folder like a hidden folder? In which case, it would be useful for you to have an Automator script that toggles the Hidden flag in the Finder. Once the script is created, it appears as a menu item under Finder menu >> Services.
Here is the link to a previous discussion concerning showing hidden files.
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I find out a way to resolve it after your kind comments so that I have a clue to find about "Windows ASCII"...bla...bla.
I get a post real similar to mine. I follow its answer to get the useful hints via google to get a online tool.
What I refer this article to get the hints. How to encode and decode Broken Chinese/Unicode characters?
The useful tool to converter online to make the garbled word to be readable. Online Character Set Fixer
This article mentions the uploaded file while I download it which is converted to UTF-8. Originally, it is "Windows-1252 encoded". So, I find a useful tool to make it.
The answer is here.
Thanks all of you.
Best regards,