Alternative Future
msg:1531853 | 1:41 pm on Oct 11, 2005 (gmt 0) |
Hello ciscoforum, Using native2ascii [google.com] you can do the following: 1 - Open the original file in Notepad. Make any necessary changes, then Save As, Unicode. 2 - Using Ultra Edit or similar, convert the file to UTF-8 (Unicode to UTF8, Unicode Editing) 3 - Use the java tool native2ascii to convert the file using the following command (from Command Prompt): 4 - native2ascii -encoding UTF8 [source file] [destination file] e.g.native2ascii -encoding UTF8 D:\work\yourfile.ext HTH, -Gs
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ciscoforum
msg:1531854 | 2:00 am on Oct 12, 2005 (gmt 0) |
Thanks for that. Tried native2ascii but it just turned it into a huge mess. Thanks anyway.
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bird
msg:1531855 | 9:12 am on Oct 12, 2005 (gmt 0) |
First you need to figure out what encoding your file really is written in. "Unicode" is not an encoding for file data, it's just a numbering system for characters. UTF-8 is one of several possible ways to encode unicode data for storage in files. Other popular ones are UTF-16 and UTF-32, both of which exist in big-endian and little-endian versions. As long as you just know "unicode", your guess is as good as mine about the actual contents of the file, and the best way to convert it.
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ciscoforum
msg:1531856 | 10:34 am on Oct 12, 2005 (gmt 0) |
O sorry The file is currently UTF-32
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