French è in modified files name is a bad choice (french version)

French version.
As Photoshop Album, LR add a suffix with an è (the long french world Modifié) to file name when you mofify an image with external editor Photoshop.
It is a bad choice to add an accentuated character (è) to a file name. When you publish picture on the Web. Many Web softwares or Internet Web sites providers, dont make any différence between e and è, so links can be broken. For instance, you can get è in HTML link (if you use an french HTML editor) but e in file name on provider disk.
It would be much better to apply a shorter suffix, with no localized specific character : bis, alt, supp, corr...

't Was the GREP styles ... It wasn't even as if they were that complex, but they did add a layer of complexity by adding No-Breaks (and not even to much text either).[*]
Rather than temporarily removing the NoBreak in the applied character style, I just deleted all GREP styles from my paragraph styles. But it doesn't matter which temporary solution I choose, because any global change in the styling will have the text re-flown. However, I can live with that if it means I can get the work done in one day instead of ten.
[*] After reading Uwe's links (in German): it's not because of my particular application of No Break. It seems Extreme Slow-Down occurs as soon as you apply a GREP style to an element that occurs a lot; the contents of the GREP seems not to matter.
Martin Fischer wrote:
Nachdem ich die GREP-Stile für die Fremdalphabete und Sonderzeichen gelöscht habe, stelle ich fest, dass der genannte Verzögerungsfaktor von 5-10 deutlich untertrieben war. Jetzt erst zeigt sich wieder, wie InDesign flutschen kann. Das Arbeiten macht wieder Spaß.
[After I killed off the GREP styles for foreign language alphabets and special characters, I found that the mentioned slowdown factor of 5-10x was even understated. Only now InDesign again shows it can fly. Work is fun again.]

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