Thank you everyone that replied. Yes indeed, I was using the wrong
encoding for the downloaded text (It should have been ISOLatin1).
Last dumb question. How do I write this string in a BinaryStream and
have it retain it's encoding. To be perfectly honest, I'm writing to
a custom Lingua file, and when I load the file, all the diacriticals
come in as illegal characters. I'm beginning to see that my guess of
MacRoman was also incorrect (especially for cross-platform
compatibility). Any hints from Real as to what the encoding is
supposed to be?
Greg
On Aug 4, 2006, at 9:05 am, GregO wrote:
Ok, so what's the RB equivalent of ISO-8859-1 encoding?
Greg
On Aug 3, 2006, at 6:38 pm, Walter Purvis wrote:
I don't get an empty string when I run your code using 2006r3 on
XP. It
doesn't make sense that you would get an empty string -- it's
either a weird
bug or you had some other unaccounted for problem.
As Mars said, though, the text is being returned to you as text/
html with
ISO-8859-1 encoding.
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