Quoting David Hampton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
If nothing else, the various gnucash importers should check that the
data is valid utf8 during import.
And what if they are not? If you're running a non-UTF8 locale the
imported data could be ISO or something else.. QIF for example has
nothing to specify the encoding. I suppose we could add a page to
the importer druid that asks the user for the input encoding, but most
likely they'd have no clue what it is.
David
-derek
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