[thelist] ASP.NET Character Encoding

Chris at globet.com Chris at globet.com
Sat Oct 22 03:03:52 CDT 2005


Volkan

> I have not tested but a conversion from/to Latin/Greek encoding and
> UTF-8 will most likely be reversible (Since I've done it with 
> Turkish and Turkish charset CP1254 or iso-8859-9 is what we 
> call "extended latin" and since greek charset is a near 
> charset (CP1252 i
> suppose) you should not experience much trouble.
> 
> former was ".... UTF-8 will most likely be irreversible ... "
> 
> I've mistyped it (need some more cafeine to keep attention I 
> suppose :) )

When I read your first email, I was *hoping* that was a typing error :)

Once again, thanks for your feedback, it has been most useful. Now I know I'm on the right track I shall keep at it until I hyave the problem solved. In addition to this specific problem, it's also nice to know I have gained a better understanding of character encoding in general.

Cheers!

Chris Marsh
Web Developer
http://www.globet.com/
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