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    1. COI don't know about the TrueZIP library, but the comment is a little misleading. The makers of the "de-facto standard" PKZIP software, PKWARE, publsh an actual specification of the format. http://www.pkware.com/support/zip-application-note The spec allows the use of either CP437 or UTF-8. If ZIP applications comply with the spec, they can use either encoding. So, the statement "you cannot read or write ZIP files with i18n-ized entry names" is incorrect, in general. Any app can comply with the spec.(It's also unclear - I'm not sure what being in southern Germany has to do with anything).
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    2. COHaving said that, some apps and zip tools do not comply with the spec fully, in particular the UTF-8 portion of the spec, which was first added in Sept 2007. So, for example, Windows Vista "compressed folders" will not properly read .ZIP files with entry names encoded with UTF-8. Not sure about Mac's built-in zip tools. I'm also not sure if the J2SE api complies with the Sept2007 revision of the zip spec, either. It may be true that despite the support of UTF-8 in the spec, the J2SE api predates the spec, and does something outside the spec for Unicode support.
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    3. COVery informative. IMHO, this would have warranted its own answer (and upvote). I think the "southern german" part is merely a flippant motivation for the entry name containing the non-ascii character "ä".
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