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By: nobody
Hello,
I had a problem creating web pages with polish characters using Notepad++. I
took some time to run trough this forum and found 2 answers (both by anonymous)
that put together solved my problem. Here is some info and the solution:
- The web pages are created using ISO-8859-2 encoding, defined in the 'head'
section of the html file: <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;
charset=ISO-8859-2">.
- I'm using an English version of Windows, but I added polish keyboard
(polish-programmer) to "default input language". That can be done through (Windows
Vista example) Control Panel -> Regional and Language Options -> Keyboard and
Languages -> Change Keyboard -> Add -> Polish (programmer). To switch between
keyboards, use Shift +Alt or right click on EN and pick PL. (that applies also
to any other keyboard added to the system)
IN ORDER TO USE POLISH CHARACTERS IN Notepad++:
Close Notepad ++.
Download the newest version of ConvertExt plugin and install it.
http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/download.php
After installation (check install.txt for instructions), edit file ConvertExt.enc
and add code:
GROUP "Polish"
TABLE "WINDOWS-1250"
{
// A C E L N Ó S Z Z a c e l n ó s z z
a5 c6 ca a3 d1 d3 8c 8f af b9 e6 ea b3 f1 f3 9c 9f bf
}
TABLE "ISO-8859-2"
{
// A C E L N Ó S Z Z a c e l n ó s z z
a1 c6 ca a3 d1 d3 a6 ac af b1 e6 ea b3 f1 f3 b6 bc bf
}
In Notepad++ select menu: Plugins > ConvertExt > Options > Encoding
uncheck the 'Disable External Encodings' option.
After that highlight your document and select menu: Plugins > ConvertExt > Polish
==
Kasia
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By: nobody
Hello,
I had a problem creating web pages with polish characters using Notepad++. I
took some time to run trough this forum and found 2 answers (both by anonymous)
that put together solved my problem. Here is some info and the solution:
- The web pages are created using ISO-8859-2 encoding, defined in the 'head'
section of the html file: <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;
charset=ISO-8859-2">.
- I'm using an English version of Windows, but I added polish keyboard
(polish-programmer) to "default input language". That can be done through (Windows
Vista example) Control Panel -> Regional and Language Options -> Keyboard and
Languages -> Change Keyboard -> Add -> Polish (programmer). To switch between
keyboards, use Shift +Alt or right click on EN and pick PL. (that applies also
to any other keyboard added to the system)
IN ORDER TO USE POLISH CHARACTERS IN Notepad++:
Close Notepad ++.
Download the newest version of ConvertExt plugin and install it.
http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/download.php
After installation (check install.txt for instructions), edit file ConvertExt.enc
and add code:
GROUP "Polish"
TABLE "WINDOWS-1250"
{
// A C E L N Ó S Z Z a c e l n ó s z z
a5 c6 ca a3 d1 d3 8c 8f af b9 e6 ea b3 f1 f3 9c 9f bf
}
TABLE "ISO-8859-2"
{
// A C E L N Ó S Z Z a c e l n ó s z z
a1 c6 ca a3 d1 d3 a6 ac af b1 e6 ea b3 f1 f3 b6 bc bf
}
In Notepad++ select menu: Plugins > ConvertExt > Options > Encoding
uncheck the 'Disable External Encodings' option.
After that highlight your document and select menu: Plugins > ConvertExt > Polish
Convert to ISO-88059-2
Hope it works for you.==
Kasia
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