David Yanagaki Bonafé

CP1252 are usually for locales that uses latin characters, so English and other Western European should be CP1252. In my case I use Brazilian Portuguese. To figure which CP you're using, you can call GetACP Windows API which returns the current thread CP. Anyway, not sure if the fastest way, but this is the safest way I use to convert between Unicode and different Ansi encodings: function UnicodeToAnsi(const Source: String; ACodePage: Cardinal): RawByteString; var strLen: Integer; {$IFDEF CLR} AnsiData:...

It happens on Tokyo update 3 (10.2.3) with version 1.3.11 2018-08-05, which seems to be the latest version. Version 1.3.8.50 works fine. Did you change the file format to UTF-8 (Right click on blank area > File Format > UTF8)? My default ANSI encoding is Cp1252. With regards.

Procedure List became very slow on big units

Macro Template is not working when used after UTF-8 two byte characters