Will said:
Doesn't do anything on my machine. Nothing is displayed.
Well I'm trying to keep file names as short as possible. Like this:
Symphony Op1.#1.C+.flac
Also since I already have a symbol for sharp (#) its only fitting to have
a symbol for flat (b - but looking a little different).
The "sharp" symbol you are talking about, located on the keyboard as # is
generally used as an abbreviation for the word number. That is the reason
it is placed in the default font for Windows which in Vista is Microsoft
Sans Serif and in XP is Tahoma. If you start to change the default fonts
for the desktop (which also changes the fonts used in Windows Explorer) you
are really asking for issues with the display on your computer. And as I
said before, if you do change the default fonts then they would not show on
any other computer properly anyhow and could make the file unusable on
another computer and even go so far as to crash the computer (even though
this would be a really bizarre outcome.)