Answer by James Bowery for How can I edit Unicode text in Notepad++?
This worked:Settings → Style Configurator → Font Style → (Font name: Times New Roman, Enable global font) → Save & CloseThis, in addition to:Encoding → UTF-8The original question asks to edit...
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On the top menu select the Encoding then choose Encode in UTF-8 or Encode in UTF-8 Without BOM then you can edit text in Unicode encoding.
View ArticleAnswer by rapy rapy for How can I edit Unicode text in Notepad++?
This is worked for me:I changed the font to Courier New in style configurator on my PC (Windows 7 with English/US character set and Romanian for non-Unicode set). It´s working with Courier New &...
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Answer by Peter Mortensen for How can I edit Unicode text in Notepad++?
The problem described in the question happens when an empty/new document is set to "ANSI", and Unicode characters are pasted into it. There isn't any auto-detection when used with an empty/new...
View ArticleAnswer by Sloshed for How can I edit Unicode text in Notepad++?
Unicode works perfectly on Windows 7. The only issue that comes up is that you have to retype the characters that have been changed. It's happened to me. I'm writing with Scandinavian letters so ä...
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Answer by Josh Hunt for How can I edit Unicode text in Notepad++?
There are good news and bad news.Good news: Notepad++ supports Unicode (at least from what I can gather).Bad news: Apparently Unicode support is only on Windows XP.I actually do not have a Windows...
View ArticleAnswer by DisgruntledGoat for How can I edit Unicode text in Notepad++?
If the file is actually encoded in Unicode, Notepad++ should detect it automatically. The Consolas font works well for me. You can try one of these two menu options:Encoding ->Encode in...
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Sometimes I edit English text that includes Unicode characters. For some reason, on my PC, Notepad++ converts Unicode characters to ???'s thereby corrupting the text and losing all that data. I'm...
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