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Answer» I use Abi Word 2.8 for all word and text DOC work and it lets you save in all diferant formats. A text file has no formating at all I get it.of course it has a format. ASCII is a standardized format to represent SYMBOLS using bytes. It has several variations. Unicode is another format to represent symbols using bytes. A text file can be either. Could you please start using the SPELL check. All your posts take me a while a decipher. Not an answer, just some advice.Thanks but say I pick to save as Encoded txt then this is when I get a list of saving options like US ascii Standard ascii and so on. But if I just save as txt and not Encoded txt I get no saving options. Why this is what I ment? Quote from: nymph4 on January 05, 2011, 09:47:24 AM But if I just save as txt and not Encoded txt I get no saving options. I dont understand what you want to know? If you save as .txt .......then it saves as .txt..............if you save as encoded txt.........then it gives you options to encode it. Is that right?yes this is right. So if I get what you are telling me then if I have a lot of Symboles and things like this in my text file. And I go to save it as just txt it will not save all the Symboles. But if I save as Encoed txt it will am I right? Open notepad Put some symbols in and save it. Close the file Open it again Are the symbols there? Quote What I don't get is when I save as Encoded txt like I say it brings up a window that asks me how I want to encode.Most likely, you really have no NEED to use any of those Encoded options. I believe the formats most users would be using are .doc, .txt, and .rtf. I presume your question is an academic one; in other words, you're just asking more out of curiosity than a real need to know the distinct characteristics of the Encoded options. Am I right? I typed some symboles and saved it and opened it and they were still they. Quote from: nymph4 on January 05, 2011, 03:53:17 PM I typed some symboles and saved it and opened it and they were still they. Is that the answer your after?No If I make two files with Text and Markings and so on and save one as .txt and the other as Encoded txt They both open in Notepad I get it they are both txt files. But why would I say save something in Encoded txt and then the encodeing window opens and I pick US ascii What is all this doing that plane txt is not?http://htmlpurifier.org/docs/enduser-utf8.html |
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