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Subject:    [Quanta] character encoding problem
From:       "Naoki Peter" <knockey () gmail ! com>
Date:       2006-02-20 22:16:01
Message-ID: c5be4c790602201416x51e9a730q () mail ! gmail ! com
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Hi

Since I switched to Kubuntu 5.10 (x86) a few months ago, I've been using
Quanta Plus as my standard web development editor. Though I like the progra=
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very much, there's one thing that's a little arduous: It opens all my
ISO-8859-1-files in UTF-8, so for each file I open I have to adjust the
encoding. Choosing the standard character encoding to be ISO-8859-1 in the
Quanta Settings didn't help, either.
Meanwhile I suppose that this is rather a KDE-specific problem as the same
thing happens with kate, too, whereas it doesn't happen with vim and nano.
Unfortunately I couldn't get any help on the Kubuntu Forums.

Does anybody know how I can solve this problem?

Many thanks in advance!
Naoki

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Hi<br><br>Since I switched to Kubuntu 5.10 (x86) a few months ago, I've been using \
Quanta Plus as my standard web development editor. Though I like the program very \
much, there's one thing that's a little arduous: It opens all my ISO-8859-1-files in \
UTF-8, so for each file I open I have to adjust the encoding. Choosing the standard \
character encoding to be ISO-8859-1 in the Quanta Settings didn't help, either.  \
<br>Meanwhile I suppose that this is rather a KDE-specific problem as the same thing \
happens with kate, too, whereas it doesn't happen with vim and nano. Unfortunately I \
couldn't get any help on the Kubuntu Forums.<br><br>Does anybody know how I can solve \
this problem?<br><br>Many thanks in advance!<br>Naoki<br>



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