Problem with installation on Japanese since IA9

[hess_joel]

I've got several installers that won't run on Japanese Windows XP since we upgraded to IA 9. Pre-reqs will run fine, but when it starts processing my files, I get an error that it can't find the temp folder anymore.

Any ideas?

[MichaelNesmith]

Pre-Defined Compiler Variables

CODEPAGE: If unspecified, the recommended English codepage of 1252 is used. Other suggested values are 65000 for UTF-7 unicode and 65001 for UTF-8 unicode, or 0 for codepage neutral. Change this value if your setup installs or otherwise makes use of files with accented or non-ASCII locale-specific characters in their names. Ensure this codepage matches the codepage of your current host system to prevent data corruption in your MSI databases and to ensure the correct codepage is used on target systems, thus preventing issues with incorrectly interpreted file names leading to failures when finding files at install-time. Using unicode codepages will render your setups unworkable on Windows 9X operating systems (Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows ME); however it will ensure the broadest compatibility on Windows NT operating systems (Windows NT 4, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Server 2003, Windows Vista, Server 2008, and Windows 7).

[hess_joel]

And to set this I just put a Set Variable CODEPAGE to 65001 at the top of the install Script?

Pre-Defined Compiler Variables

CODEPAGE: If unspecified, the recommended English codepage of 1252 is used. Other suggested values are 65000 for UTF-7 unicode and 65001 for UTF-8 unicode, or 0 for codepage neutral. Change this value if your setup installs or otherwise makes use of files with accented or non-ASCII locale-specific characters in their names. Ensure this codepage matches the codepage of your current host system to prevent data corruption in your MSI databases and to ensure the correct codepage is used on target systems, thus preventing issues with incorrectly interpreted file names leading to failures when finding files at install-time. Using unicode codepages will render your setups unworkable on Windows 9X operating systems (Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows ME); however it will ensure the broadest compatibility on Windows NT operating systems (Windows NT 4, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Server 2003, Windows Vista, Server 2008, and Windows 7).

[MichaelNesmith]

No, its a compiler variable that must be set in the Project Options dialog. Please read the help file entry I quoted from for details.