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Pat Willener
The situation is the following: I often want to open the source (HTML)
text of an Outlook (2003) message that contains multibyte characters
such as Japanese text. This will open in Notepad, but in default ANSI
mode, and the text appears as "mojibake" garbage characters.
Is there a way to direct Notepad to open in Unicode mode, so that
multibyte characters appear unbroken?
(I was hoping that setting
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Notepad\lfCharSet to 1 or 2 would
change that behavior, but it does not.)
I have also asked in the Outlook group if the program that displays
source text could be changed (e.g. to Frontpage), but it seems that
nobody knows how to do that.
text of an Outlook (2003) message that contains multibyte characters
such as Japanese text. This will open in Notepad, but in default ANSI
mode, and the text appears as "mojibake" garbage characters.
Is there a way to direct Notepad to open in Unicode mode, so that
multibyte characters appear unbroken?
(I was hoping that setting
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Notepad\lfCharSet to 1 or 2 would
change that behavior, but it does not.)
I have also asked in the Outlook group if the program that displays
source text could be changed (e.g. to Frontpage), but it seems that
nobody knows how to do that.