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Saving or writing files in unicode - IS0-8859-5
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I have problems in saving/writing files that contains Unicode characters - to be specific ISO-8859-5. The source file contains correct Unicode characters, should I add specific unix scripts before writing the said file? Many thanks, ahrong09 |
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