Notepad of encoding?

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• UTL_FILE UTF-8 file encoding

  I create and wirte in a file with UTL_FILE. These data are in UTF-8 format (the DB character set AL32UTF8). But when I open the file in Notepad ++ for example it does not recognize it as UTF - 8. When I enter Notepad ++ that encoding is UTF-8 to file is exactly as expected.
  
  How can I write the file in Oracle so that it is automatically recognized as UTF - 8?

  Start the document with the prefix-byte-3 EF BB FF (Hex).
  Most modern editors including Windows Notepad and TextPad,
  but no vi, will recognize the document as UTF-8.

  URS

• Where's Encoding menu in Notepad in Vista?

  Notepad 6.0 (Build 6002: Service Pack SP2)
  from 64-bit Windows Vista Edition Home Premium SP2

  Whenever I try to save a file that I just created, I get this error message:

  Notebook

  C:\Users\Bobby\Documents\html files\xmarks-04-09 - 2011 has .txt
  This file contains characters in Unicode that will be lost if you
  Save this file as an ANSI encoded text file.  To keep the Unicode
  information, click Cancel below and then select one of the Unicode
  options in the drop-down list coding.  Continue?

  Where can I FIND the drop-down list coding?  I've already tried
  all that seems likely under this header line and nothing found
  relevant:

  File edit view Format help

  I also tried searching the help file for the encoding; He found nothing
  on the Notepad program.

  Hi milesrf,

  Since the number you posted is related to the encoding menu in the Vista notebook, it would be better suited in the MSDN forum. Please post your question in the following MSDN forum:

  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/windowsgeneraldevelopmentissues/threads

• Saving the JSON files with Notepad in UTF-8 format causes error in Unflatten of JSON VI

  After doing a flatten to JSON and write in the text file, I open the file in Notepad and edited one of the fields. Then I registered under and marked 'UTF-8 '. The function JSON Unflatten fails with the 375003 error "the JSON string is not valid. The JSON strings must be encoded in UTF - 8 and must conform to the JSON grammar.

  I did change the numerical value in the field. Does Notepad save not a 'real' UTF-8 file? Someone else had this problem? Which makes it pretty hard to let users to change if the software cannot read it.

  Notepad adds a BOM header said at the beginning of the text file. This indicates a conscious drive UTF UTF type so boutien multibyte UTF encodings (e.g. UTF-16, UTF-16BE, UTF-32). Unfortuntaly notebook is so 'smart' to do it seamlessly and without any notification.

  If you use Notepad ++, or any other smarter text editor, you can avoid this problem of having this BOM autmagically added to the file to save.

  Basically, UTF - 8, you get three codes hexadecimal 0xEF, 0xBB, 0xBF at the start of the file. You can read the file yourself and check these three characters in this order and remove them if they exiist, before passing the string to your string in JSON format Unflatten and everything should be good.

  See here for more details on the UTF BOM.

• How to open Notepad?

  How to open Notepad? All I get when I open the spreadsheet I saved yesterday is a lot of code. Is it possible to open an encoded file?

  Notepad cannot read spreadsheets, it's only for text documents.

  To open your spreadsheet that you can use the program that was initially created in - very probably, it was made part of Microsoft Office Excel.

  If you do not have Excel:

  Microsoft Office:
  Currently the most popular office suite.
  http://Office.Microsoft.com

  Microsoft Office - which suite is right for you?
  http://Office.Microsoft.com/en-us/products/redir/FX101812900.aspx

  If you only need to view the worksheet, you can use Excel Viewer.

  Excel Viewer:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&ID=10

• Default encoding for new notebook XP UTF-8 documents

  is it possible to configure Notepad so that new documents are automatically saved in Unicode without having to manually change the encoding every time default ANSI to UTF - 8?

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-windows_programs/default-UTF-8-encoding-for-new-Notepad-documents/525f0ae7-121E-4EAC-a6c2-cfe6b498712c

  information on this link is not work in the xp notebook

  Hello

  By default, the option of coding in Notepad is set to save as ANSI and there is no way to set UTF-8 by default. This is normal. If you want to save the file and change the encoding, you need to manually set the UTF-8 encoding.

  For reference:

  http://www.pc1news.com/saving-changes-to-Notepad-configuration-1216.html

  Using the formats of different language in Notepad
  http://www.Microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/proddocs/en-us/win_notepad_utf_description.mspx?mfr=true

  Hope this information helps.

• By default the encoding UTF-8 for new notebook documents

  Short with the help of a third party editor, is it possible to configure Notepad so that new documents are automatically saved in Unicode without having to manually change the encoding every time default ANSI to UTF - 8?

  Typical scenario:

  -Start typing text without extended characters
  -Save the file: it is automatically in the ANSI format
  -Open the file again to edit, add extended characters, save again:
  Notepad shows you the extended characters will be lost if you confirm the save operation.

  The last message offers the possibility to backup and "save under" to choose UTF-8, but 1) it's very heavy and 2) with any of the extended characters, the files will always be saved in default ANSI.

  Windows will be really fully Unicode if the default Notepad encoding is always obsolete ANSI code page, but, even though I admit reluctantly changing default behaviours is sensitive for reasons of compatibility, should have at least a user option to select the default encoding for new documents, as other third-party offer , like Notepad ++.

  Currently, Windows forces me to replace the file associations notebook to use other text editors. Not a bad thing, given the bad set of features in the notebook, but it would have been nice to have this option in the standard operating system

  1. right click-> New-> text Document
  2. open "new document texte.txt. Do not type anything!
  3. go in "file-> save under...". "and choose UTF-8 slot" Encoding: ", press 'Save' and replace the existing file. Close the file.
  4 rename "New document texte.txt" to "TXTUTF - 8.txt.
  5. copy 'TXTUTF - 8.txt' to 'C:\WINDOWS\SHELLNEW.
  6. go to «Start-> Run...» "and the type
  ---------
  Regedit
  ---------
  Press OK.
  7. navigate to
  -------------------------------------------
  HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.txt\ShellNew
  -------------------------------------------
  8. right click in the right window-> New-> "String Value" and rename it to
  -----------
  File name
  -----------
  9. double-click on "Filename" and put
  ----------------
  TXTUTF - 8.txt
  ----------------
  in "value data:"on the ground, then press OK. '
  10. it's over.
  11 test: create document .txt (right click-> New-> text Document). Open and go to "file-> save under...". "and see the encoding is set to UTF - 8 by default. :-)

  Credits go to Robert Clemenzi and his explanation of the string "FileName" (and its links with the "directory") in the registry:
  http://MC-computing.com/WinExplorer/WinExplorerRegistry_ShellNew.htm

  NOTE: These steps are ONLY for create .txt UTF-8 new and blank documents. If .txt is already registered with ANSI encoding, it will stay ANSI when recording it next time - if UTF-8 is required (in this case), so it must be assigned manually.

  PS Also modify values DWORD "fSavePageSettings" & "fSaveWindowPositions" to "1" in the following registry key:

  HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Notepad

  Info: http://www.pc1news.com/saving-changes-to-notepad-configuration-1216.html

• How to change the default Notepad "save under" Format of the file to 'UNICODE' Vs 'ANSI '?

  I'm likely overlooking an easy solution for this, but cannot determine how I can change the default settings to Notepad "Save As" file format.  Want it to be "UNICODE" instead of its current "ANSI".  Tips & suggestions?

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-windows_programs/default-UTF-8-encoding-for-new-Notepad-documents/525f0ae7-121E-4EAC-a6c2-cfe6b498712c

• Bug in Notepad?

  I was post a reply on this forum and has had a problem with editing, so I copied it in Notepad. This resulted in what he had two jumps of line between each paragraph, so I went before delete those, and then all of a sudden the fontsize of a part of the text has changed. I always thought that it was not possible to have different font sizes in the notebook, so I wonder if this is a bug.

  Here is a screenshot with the details of the text hidden, but just to show what he looked like.

  

  You are right. Notepad has no formatting.  It should only display in currently put font, so this seems to be a bug for me.  There is a known problem where Notepad may incorrectly detect the Unicode vs single-byte encoding, but I expect to the entire document.   It would be interesting to examine this file in a hex editor and see what 'control codes' support the text changes and whether it can be duplicated.

• How to know the encoding of the file PCL5 generated using the HP Universal print driver

  Hello

  I generated a PCL 5 file using the HP PCL5 universal printer driver.

  While I tried to open the file using Notepad ++, the file seems to be encoded.

  How will I know the encoding used in the PCL5? Sample file is attached.

  Thanks in advance.

  >... we would like to know the type of encoding used in the PCL file.

  >> ... How can get us? It uses the EBCDIC encoding?

  There is No text, encoding, as such.

  The text (which seems to be the content of the manual 'PCL5 Comparison Guide' page) has been converted (by your player application and the printer driver) in a raster (bitmap) image.

  The print file generated contains a few sequences initialization, then (as I said) the greater part of the file is an equivalent of PCL-a Windows raster image format (in this case, the selected compression method is TIFF).

  The analysis has been produced using the PRN file analysis tool in the application of the whole PCL , available via http://www.pclparaphernalia.eu

• Still won't import markers with exit vid first through Media Encoder bluray

  I have a significant video project, just completed, that needs to be taken out DVD and BluRay.  DVDs are made, no problem - three deadlines are each exported queues them in Media Encoder was created. .Xmp sidecar files are produced containing chapter markers and all this matter again without problem, are there chapter markers, DVD burning properly, works on a DVD player, all is good.

  Now for the Blurays... Same process that before, queue the same timelines in Media Encoder, this time only export using the BluRay H264 HD1080i 25, export preset works great, no issues or error messages, but mporting in again (using import as asset, Import Timeline, etc.), I get the error:

  «The metadata. MPEG file parse error» Delete or rename 'E:\YourVid\test.m4v.xmpses' will allow you to import, but markers will be lost. »

  In other words, the markers file is either lack of export crrectly Media Encoder, or the absence of import correctly, or both.

  I've never had this problem before, but this is the first export that I did with the latest versions of first and Media Encoder, IE versions:

  First CC: build a 20141 8.1.0 (81)

  Media Encoder CC: 20141 build 8.1.0.122

  Still, CS6: Version 6.0.2.004

  ... on Win 7 Pro 64-bit

  Can anyone help?  Other people have this problem?  Is this a bug with the latest version of Media Encoder and/or first, or is it just a coincidence and something else is the problem?  And most importantly, is there a reasonable solution (IE other than simply re-do all Chapter markers in Encore?) Can I export first chapter markers in yet another way?

  Help, please!

  As SOUL 8.1.0 submitted bug report.

  Export of H.264 - bluray TEA (and PR 8.1.0) creates a xmpses file that contains an xml error. This translates to an import failed in yet.

  The error is after the marker section in the xmpses file:
  Length > 0

  The tag must be , and the rest of the production which I assume must be in the file is missing.

  One solution is to edit the xml code in the file xmpses. be sure to use Notepad or similar and not words to make changes.

  The affected code is at the end of the file. (It should not be the end, the output to the file is obviously truncated compared to the output of the previous versions.)

  The code ends with this, where, I guess, the number of streamsize is specific for the exported file:

  Length > 0
  94971497

  Remove "length > 0".

  It therefore appears as:

  94971497

  This allows the import still with intact chapter markers.

  I don't know if this will create other problems.

• I have a pdf file that contains the text if I copy all the text and paste it into Notepad and save the .txt file is it changes the ascii value of the text?

  I have a pdf file that contains the text if I copy all the text and paste it into Notepad and save the .txt file is it changes the ascii value of the text?

  If the encoding is ASCII? Laughing out loud

  Be well...

• Data merge encoding error with the Arabic text.

  Hello, I was wondering if anyone has any advice for the use of data with the Arabic text merge.

  I saved the text to Unicode.  It displays corectly in the TXT file.

  But when trying to use datamerge I get an error that says that some of them could not be encoded.  All my Arabic resembles numbers/letters/puctionation.

  (this is with the world ready paragraph composer on).

  In the comments on this page someone sugested using notepad ++ to convert the internal encoding UTF-8 WITHOUT BOM.

  I have not understant what this is, but I don't have the error message after doing this.

  My text is still incomprehensible, but now its symbols like this: o¨o§u «Ù...» UŠoª f rather than nubers/punctuation.

  Nobody knows what's goining on? or how I can fix this?
  Thank you!

  I appreciate it.

  Just in case: windows 8, adobe cs6, excellent 2010

  It seems that ive got I had to combine this solution

  with what I was doing previously.

  Missed me this little milestone:

  Import Options box when you select the CSV file to tell InDesign what encoding it is saved in.

  EDIT: That's what I'm doing, incase anyone else has this problem:

  Save as unicode txt.  Make sure that under options adtional > web options > encoding is set to utf 8

  then, under import box Options when you select the CSV file to tell InDesign what encoding it saved in.

• Firefox does not start after the places.sqlite opening in Notepad

  Firefox does not load again. I tried to create a large folder of bookmarks, but I wanted them to hide so I tried to be clever and create a copy of my current places.sqlite who had no bookmarks added and moved elsewhere, then I added bookmarks and once that replace the current places.sqlite then I created a copy of this and put it elsewhere for more security and then I replaced it with the first places.sqlite I had copied. I had to go through that much trouble because for reasons, I was unable to delete the bookmarks by right-clicking and selecting delete. I had already tried to open places.sqlite in Notepad and since then is when it started to happen. I tried to reset the file extension type, or rather detached, but I can't figure out how. I also tried to remove completely any Mozilla partner, restarted my computer and then reinstall Mozilla, but it didn't work and I prefer not to try again or uninstall it because my computer has a very difficult time even boot Windows 10. He likes to get on the desktop and then never hang while I have to restart the computer continuously until it works.

  Can someone tell me what to do or where it is that I was wrong?

  Do a clean reinstall and delete the program folder before Firefox to (re) install a new copy of the current version of Firefox.

  • Download the installer of Firefox and save the file to the desktop
    https://www.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/all/

  If possible to uninstall your current version of Firefox to clean the Windows registry and settings in the security software.

  • Do NOT remove the "personal data" when you uninstall your current version of Firefox, because this will remove all profile folders and you lose personal data such as bookmarks and passwords including data profiles created by other versions of Firefox.

  Delete the program folder Firefox before installing newly downloaded copy of the Firefox installer.

  • (32-bit Windows) "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\"
  • (Windows 64 bit) "C:\Program Files (x 86) \Mozilla.
  • It is important to remove the Firefox program folder to delete all the files and make sure that there is no problem with the files that were the remains after uninstallation.
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Uninstalling_Firefox

  Your bookmarks and other personal data are stored in the Firefox profile folder and will not be affected by a uninstall and (re) install, but do NOT delete personal data when you uninstall Firefox which removes all Firefox profile folders and you lose your data.

  If you keep the problems, and then create a new profile.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder_-_Firefox
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Profile_backup
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Standard_diagnostic_-_Firefox#Clean_reinstall

• Problem with Notepad printing header and footer

  How can I get rid of the header and footer when I print something I wrote on Notepad.

  It does not show the on the notebook until I print it.

  In Notepad, use file > Page Setup to change the headers and footers.

  See also: https://support.microsoft.com/kb/78790

  That came in this research: https://www.google.com/search?q=windows+notepad+header+footer