I suspect that R is reading the data just fine, but is not displaying it as you
want to see it. Read the R Windows FAQ 3.3.
"Dan Winetsky" wrote:
>To whom it may concern,
>
>I have a database (an SPSS .sav file) with some vectors containing
>strings
>of words in Cyrillic. My console, however, doesn't seem to read
>Cyrillics.
>If I type into the console it shows as I'm
>typing. Please
>note that courier new, my console's default font can encode Cyrillics
>elsewhere on my computer (e.g. MSWord and Chrome, from which this email
>is
>being sent). Please help me to understand why R can't do this.
>
>Thanks,
>Dan
>
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>MD, MS Candidate
>Stanford University School of Medicine
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