hello~!!! It is an urban brush.
After downloading the file, when you unzip it, there are some people who are confused by strange characters.

After using only OSX for decades, I recently found out that compressed files on Mac cause Hangul code problems on Windows.
Of course, you can open it by just downloading and opening it, but in case there are people who are uncomfortable with it, we will tell you how to solve broken Hangul.

I'll explain based on the most used aljib.
You can do the same in a program called Bandizip.

As above, if Hangul is broken, it usually occurs in the Windows operating system.
Well, there is no problem if you unzip and open it like this.

If you select the “View” tab at the top of ALZip, it says “Language Conversion”.
Select this “Language Conversion”.

If you select language conversion, it says “Unicode (MAC)” at the bottom.
choose this one

“Are you sure you want to re-read the currently open file into the selected code page?” window will pop up.
Naturally, click “Yes”.

In this way, you can decompress neatly in Hangul.

As soon as time permits, the compressed files that have already been uploaded will be decompressed without problems on both Windows and Mac.
I will fix the file, and the file uploaded later will solve this problem
If there is a Hangul broken phenomenon among the previously uploaded files, please solve it by the above method.

For other inquiries, please use the “Question and Answer” section at the bottom.