encoding hebrew text

[Tom Goren]

also i just remembered, notepad itself has an option of saving the files
natively to utf8 format, however it is utf8 with BOM, which is bad for you.

2009/12/16 Tom Goren <motnerog at gmail.com>

> could you perhaps attach an example of such a file?
>
> it would make it easier to recommend the appropriate conversion for you to
> make (in my opinion it should eventually all be utf8).
>
> i know that notepad++ should be sufficient.
>
> tom.
>
> 2009/12/15 Uri Even-Chen <uri at speedy.net>
>
> Hi people,
>>
>> I have a problem with encoding hebrew text files on windows.  I used
>> notepad to edit these files, now I'm using notepad++ (by the way, I
>> highly recommend notepad++ on windows).  the problem is, hebrew text
>> appears as gibberish (ëøèéñ etc.).  I tried different encodings,
>> eventually with using windows-1255 as the character set, I can read
>> the hebrew in notepad++, but I can't convert it to utf-8.  Also, one
>> of my files I can't read the hebrew at all, even with windows-1255
>> encoding.  I need help to fix the hebrew encoding and convert the
>> files to utf-8.  Am I right that utf-8 is the best solution for
>> hebrew?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Uri Even-Chen
>> Mobile Phone: +972-50-9007559
>> E-mail: uri at speedy.net
>> Blog: http://www.speedy.net/uri/blog/
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