Hi Sven, Thanks for the answer.
#windows1252 did the trick. Thanks again. Craig
We support more than 80 different character encoders. Of course, you should first know what encoder is being used, after that, it is easy to use a different encoder. Consider: '/tmp/foo.txt' asFileReference readStreamEncoded: #utf8 do: [ :in | in upToEnd ]. '/tmp/foo.txt' asFileReference readStreamEncoded: #windows1252 do: [ :in | in upToEnd ]. '/tmp/foo.txt' asFileReference readStreamEncoded: #latin1 do: [ :in | in upToEnd ]. ZnCharacterEncoder knownEncodingIdentifiers. #windows1252 asZnCharacterEncoder. If you could post a small example of your file, I could try to help. It will probably be #windows1252 or #latin1. HTH, Sven
