I have an english 64bit Win7 with german regional settings.
When I save now a new text file: Is it saved as Codepage 850 or 1252?
In other words: Is ANSI Encoding=Codepage 850 and UTF-8 Encoding=Codepage 1252
?
UTF-8 is utf-8! :)
UTF-8 is an encoding for unicode (so not a codepage in itself, just an encoding). I understand what N++ calls "ANSI" is the default OS codepage, which I would expect to be 1252.
For details on UTF-8, see http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/Unicode.html, which is an excellent overview of what unicode is and the difference between encodings and codepages.
Cheers, Dave.
I have an english 64bit Win7 with german regional settings.
When I save now a new text file: Is it saved as Codepage 850 or 1252?
In other words:
Is ANSI Encoding=Codepage 850 and
UTF-8 Encoding=Codepage 1252
?
UTF-8 is utf-8! :)
UTF-8 is an encoding for unicode (so not a codepage in itself, just an encoding). I understand what N++ calls "ANSI" is the default OS codepage, which I would expect to be 1252.
For details on UTF-8, see http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/Unicode.html, which is an excellent overview of what unicode is and the difference between encodings and codepages.
Cheers,
Dave.