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The problem is that some of these characters is that if someone along the pipeline of code the encoding is interpreted incorrectly or not up to the newest standards, it can cause errors. The filename receive from WE to open, is ( and I'm making a bit of an assumption here ) not the same as the actual filename ( there are characters that seems to have been processed and changed ).
For now, I think I have the mark this down as can't fix. The correct fix is out of my scope, and any attempts to just apply a bandaid just shows that I can't fix it from my wallpaper. Renaming the file would be the solution.
Thanks for letting me know. I just hope I can fix this one. Bugs must be squashed.