Re: file.open in ANSI

GetRTF just copies whatever Windows API has put on clipboard format RTF.  So I cannot help on this directly. 

 One trick you could try is to use the clip.getrtf from the old clip plugin and then use file.writeall from new file plugin without the bom to write the result.
 

 To use old plugin, find a copy of the version that comes with .35 and then rename the dll to clip35.dll (or whatever you want that is dfifferent from "clip").  The copy to plugins folder of your .37 installation and use clipold.getrtf.  
 

 Maybe that will help.  Or maybe not.   It might work, for example, if rtf is in unicode since powerpro does not expect this.    
 

 If you don't have  .35 clip, just install .35 to another exe folder.