My echo full file name to the clipboard fails now.

[Eddie Frie]

I have a number of batch routines that fail in windows 10 since I upgraded. I found that the browse feature does not like utf-16 encoding. I am not sure what change either tcc or windows. Either way, for now, my fix is to use gvim to convert any filenames passed using echo %@full or similar to paste into an windows browse for file window. Is there a setting to allow conversion to utf-8 encoding? I read someplace on an older post here saying sorry this is not supported. It is such easy thing to write I thought you may have addressed this already.
example
> echo test > clip:
list clip: & rem in hex mode see:
0000 0000 ff fe 74 00 68 00 69 00 73 00 0d 00 0a 00 t h i s . .
see
-Eddie

 

[vefatica]

Do you have "Unicode output" checked on the TCC\Options\Startup tab?

 

[Charles Dye]

I found that the browse feature does not like utf-16 encoding.

What does this mean, exactly? What is "the browse feature" and how does it fail?

Not sure what you're asking for. But as far as I know, the Windows clipboard supports Unicode text and OEM text, but not UTF-8.