I take that back - this is from the wikiPedia:
While UTF-8 does not have byte order issues, a BOM encoded in UTF-8
may be used to mark text as UTF-8. It only identifies a file as UTF-8
and does not state anything about byte order.[1] Quite a lot of
Windows software (including Windows Notepad) adds one to UTF-8 files.
However in Unix-like systems (which make heavy use of text files for
configuration) this practice is not recommended, as it will interfere
with correct processing of important codes such as the hash-bang at
the start of an interpreted script. <It may also interfere with
source for programming languages that don't recognise it.>
I am pretty sure that Transcript is one of those languages that
doesn't recognise it, which is why removing the sequence you
identified earlier works.
Best,
Mark
On 9 Jul 2007, at 16:07, Mark Smith wrote:
I'm pretty sure that if it really is UTF8, then there should be no
BOM...is it possible that the actual encoding differs from the
stated encoding?
Best,
Mark
On 9 Jul 2007, at 14:57, Malte Brill wrote:
BOM in this case Byte order Mark (I think) I am completely unsure
about that UTF-8 stuff though.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byte_Order_Mark
replacing anything inside the node contents would render the whole
purpose of using UTF-8 encoding useless, wouldn´t it?
All the best,
malte
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