Arunkumar wrote: > Hey Curt, > Thanks for your suggestions. I will try to make the suggested changes and > see what happens. > > My test bed is: > OS: Windows XP SP2 > VisualStudio.Net 2003 > Text Editor: Notepad or MS Word (after your email, downloaded the SuperEdi > Editor)
In the windows cmd.exe console, you can try setting the code page to UTF-8 (which is codepage 65001): C:\> chcp 65001 Then you should be able to see the correct glyphs from UTF-8 output in this console, provided that you have set a proper console font (LucidaConsole contains some greek characters, but I have not yet found a font which includes CJK glyphs for example). "Complete" unicode fonts like Arial Unicode MS do not work because they are no fixed fonts. See also http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q247815 Regards, Andreas
