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In order to edit any text file in utf-8, you need a text editor which supports utf-8. By default, the normal encoding for text files is usually iso8859-1. Some older editors might use the ANSI character set instead though.
In order to edit any text file in utf-8, you need a text editor which supports utf-8. By default, the normal encoding for text files is usually iso8859-1. Some older editors might use the ANSI character set instead though.


My preference in text file editing goes to [[http://www.editpadpro.com/editpadlite.html EditPad Lite]]. By default, it edits using the ANSI charset, but it can convert the whole buffer to UTF-8 using the Convert/Unicode/ANSI->UTF-8 function. There are of course lots of other commercial softwares around which are able to save files in UTF-8 encoding.
My preference in text file editing goes to [http://www.editpadpro.com/editpadlite.html EditPad Lite]. By default, it edits using the ANSI charset, but it can convert the whole buffer to UTF-8 using the Convert/Unicode/ANSI->UTF-8 function. There are of course lots of other commercial softwares around which are able to save files in UTF-8 encoding.


== The single quote case ==
== The single quote case ==
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