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Saving XML in UTF8 using TagEditor
Thread poster: Galit
Galit
Galit
English
Dec 8, 2004

I am translating XML file using Trados TagEditor, when "save target as", the final XML file can't be open and the error point to the first accents character.
When checking the file in Notepad, I can see that Trados didn't save the accents characters.
How can I save the target file with the accents characters?
Thanks,
 
Piotr Bienkowski
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What languages and code page? Dec 10, 2004

Galit wrote:

I am translating XML file using Trados TagEditor, when "save target as", the final XML file can't be open and the error point to the first accents character.
When checking the file in Notepad, I can see that Trados didn't save the accents characters.
How can I save the target file with the accents characters?
Thanks,


Hi,

What is the code page of the original XML file. The code page declaration should be near the beginning of the file.

What language are you translating into?

Piotr
 


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