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Friso Wiskerke
Hi all,
I'm creating a fixed length textfile with data which is sent out to a
third-party which in turn reads the file and processes it. Some of the
characters are not part of the lower ASCII table. This causes problems
because an È (&HC4) in the textfile is converted into 2 bytes on the
receiving end which then in turn shifts the remaining data on the line one
byte to the right... and in a fixed length textfile that's a disaster
Is there a way to convert accented characters like: È (&HC4), É (&HC5), Ê
(&HC6) to it's non-accented counterpart: E (&H45)?
Same goes for accented A's and O's....
TIA,
Friso Wiskerke
I'm creating a fixed length textfile with data which is sent out to a
third-party which in turn reads the file and processes it. Some of the
characters are not part of the lower ASCII table. This causes problems
because an È (&HC4) in the textfile is converted into 2 bytes on the
receiving end which then in turn shifts the remaining data on the line one
byte to the right... and in a fixed length textfile that's a disaster
Is there a way to convert accented characters like: È (&HC4), É (&HC5), Ê
(&HC6) to it's non-accented counterpart: E (&H45)?
Same goes for accented A's and O's....
TIA,
Friso Wiskerke