I think you're doing a great job with all the small utilities to help us, ordinary users, out! And converting special characters in the URL is a good topic, especially for countries, where such characters are vastly in use, like Russia, for example. Wish you good luck your beginnings!
I think you're doing a great job with all the small utilities to help us, ordinary users, out! And converting special characters in the URL is a good topic, especially for countries, where such characters are vastly in use, like Russia, for example. Wish you good luck your beginnings!
ReplyDeleteHm, I can't make it work here on Vista Home Premium with default browser Chrome 1.0.154.48 (newest updated version as I write this).
ReplyDeleteNothing happens when I execute
encodeURL.exe test
in the folder where encodeURL.exe lives.
@Jesper - "test" is not a URL, so it will not work.
ReplyDeleteYou have to pass a full url with the http:// part and all.
try testing it with this:
encodeURL.exe "http://www.google.com"
Ah, that sounds reasonable... ;o) I wonder what I was thinking...
ReplyDeleteIt works fine now! Thanks! :o)
Nice to see another person dedicating works to the public domain!
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http://setfree.wik.is/