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pspad wrote: > It's a problem. > Your OS takes English as ANSI. If you open ANSI file, PSPad > uses system conversion from the ANSI into UNICODE (in your case > conversion from English to Unicode). English doesn't know > accented chars. i undestood this. what i did not was: why should ps use this setting? or why cant check what condig the file has ? sry, i'm not a delphy coder, so it's maybe something unavoidable.. but. somehow other programs like: - Zend Editor. there is a nice option when you save a file for what charcoding u want to use. - jEdit. you can nicely select from buffer options what coding you need. - ultraedit: i dont like this solution like the previous but it works also.. u can select what filetype u want to use for new files and then u can change it from menu. these are what i used, and verified. they all work fine with regional settings WHATEVER I WANT. and jedit is free. the others not :( -- PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
