According to Vlad Harchev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > In fact, the native encoding of RTF (as specified by \ansicpg) is ignored by > word itself - it uses current font charset (specified by \fcharset) when > interpreting non-unicode characters (i.e. the ones, not specified with > \uNNNN). But RTF can have encoding specified by \mac \ansi \pc or \pca kerwords. And Abiword does handle this correctly as well as word. When storing Abiword does use \ansi \ansicpg is an extension used to have more encodings as the need raised years later Hub
- Re: Patch: Multi-encoding Text import/export Hubert Figuiere
- Re: Patch: Multi-encoding Text import/export Sam TH
- Re: Patch: Multi-encoding Text import/export Vlad Harchev
- Re: Patch: Multi-encoding Text import/export Andrew Dunbar
- Re: Patch: Multi-encoding Text import/export Vlad Harchev
- Re: Patch: Multi-encoding Text import/exp... Andrew Dunbar
- Re: Patch: Multi-encoding Text impor... Vlad Harchev
- Re: Patch: Multi-encoding Text impor... Dom Lachowicz
- Re: Patch: Multi-encoding Text impor... Andrew Dunbar
- Re: Patch: Multi-encoding Text impor... Vlad Harchev
- Re: Patch: Multi-encoding Text impor... Hubert Figuiere
- Re: Patch: Multi-encoding Text impor... Vlad Harchev
- Re: Patch: Multi-encoding Text impor... Andrew Dunbar
- Re: Patch: Multi-encoding Text impor... Hubert Figuiere
- Re: Patch: Multi-encoding Text impor... Vlad Harchev
- Re: Patch: Multi-encoding Text import/export Andrew Dunbar
- Re: Patch: Multi-encoding Text import/export Vlad Harchev
