Re: encoding problems
1. Make sure you have the Unicode edition of SuperEdi. Go to "Help|About SuperEdi...". The version number should be "3.7 U". If there is no "U", it will probably not work with Chinese. 2. Select an encoding that supports Chinese chacters in the "Save As..." dialog, for example Unicode (UTF-8 or UTF-16) or Big5. 3. Select the same encoding to open the file that you used for saving. If you check the option. Tip 1: When you check the option "Use Unicode identifier (BOM)" for saving Unicode files, SuperEdi (and Notepad) can automatically detect the correct encoding. Tip 2: If use SuperEdi always for editing Chinese texts, you can set the default encoding in the Options|Unicode page.
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