deepakmodi had written:
> does MSword have unicode compatibility
Shlomi Tal wrote:
> MS-Word 2000 and upwards use Unicode (to be more specific, UTF-16
> little-endian). Earlier than that (97 and downwards) are still based on
> codepages, according to their versions
The German version of Word 97 is based in Unicode (UCS-2, that is).
I don't know anything about the Arab, or other national, versions.
deepakmodi had written:
> ...if not then how do i make it compatible to unicode standard.??
You have to be careful when opening, or saving, files.
- There is an option to have Word ask you for the encoding when you
open a file.
- In contrast to File/Save, the menu item File/Save_As has a field
to choose the encoding for the file you are going to create on
the disk.
Best wishes,
Otto Stolz
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