On Friday, April 10, 2015, WordWeaver777 <wordweaver...@gmail.com>
wrote:
"Latin-US (DOS)" is not shown under "File/ Reopen Using Encoding".
Only "Western (ISO Latin 1)", "Western (ISO Latin 9)" and "Western
(Windows Latin 1)" are included there.
You can adjust which encodings are visible on the menu by using
the Text Encodings preferences. Marking the check box next to
"Latin-US (DOS)" will make it available on the encodings menu.
If I open a text document in BBEdit, use the status bar at the bottom
of the window, and choose "Other" in the encoding list there, then I
am shown a longer list of encodings, among which is included "Latin-US
(DOS)", which I can then select for that specific document.
If you do that, you are changing the encoding that will be used
when the document is saved to disk. However, since the document
has already been read in using the wrong encoding, selecting the
correct encoding here will not affect it.
So, start by adjusting your encoding settings so that you can
choose Latin-US (DOS) as encoding for Reopen Using Encoding, and
see if that helps.
R.
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