>>[a-z,A-Z,0-9,_] are the only valid characters in module names. The
>>module name should be changed.
>
>
> Because?
This standard is necessary for problems exactly as the one you've
experienced in the win32 frontend. These are internal names that need
to be usable in standard encoding mechanisms such as programming
languages, XML, HTML, etc. Please change your modules to adhere to
these restrictions and everything will work fine in the most possible
situations without extra work from others.
Thanks,
-Troy.
>
> Your standard looks rather arbitrary since this is the only problem I have
> yet witnessed due to a module name with a tilde. Minimally it would be
> good to retain "-" and a non-alphanumeric other than "_" for glossary
> names. Said non-alphanumeric is currently "~" but feel free to change
> that if you really feel like going through all ~100 or so glossaries.
>
> --Chris
>
