Re: Clip FilePaste loses Umlauts
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.windows.power-pro |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Make sure notepad is configured to save as utf8 or unicode, NOT ansi. Unicode support does not permit extended ansi encoding, which is what I suspect you are using for umlaut. You have to use the unicode version of the umlauted characters, presumably from a german keyboard or by typing the unicode version directly into notepad somehow with the alt and then-numpad keys. OTOH, extended ansi works file with .35p. If you are not sure what extended ansi is, try charmap for latin (western) keyboard and look at last 128 characters.