Open your document.
Now in the FILE menu select 'Reopen Using Encoding' and choose the encoding you want the document to have.
In you your case UTF-8, no BOM.
Now make a trivial change in the document and save it.

Problem solved.

Ted


On Apr 9, 2010, at 9:00 AM, Frank Lowney wrote:

When I edit files on my Faculty Web Site (Apache web server) using
Fetch (Remote > Edit), I get the following error message:

Document Encoding Mismatch

This document contains data which describes its encoding as
Unicode (UTF-8, no BOM), but the encoding has been set to
Western (ISO Latin 1).

Saving this document as-is will likely cause unexpected display
of its contents and may prevent BBEdit from opening it in the
future.

(Cancel)   (Save Anyway)

.... but I am unable to discover how to correct this situation.
Please point me in the right direction to find the info I need to
avoid this dialog in future.

Thanks

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