An interesting use of a U+FEFF character used as a BYTE ORDER MARK is its use in the file format described as Unicode Text Document which one may choose when using Save As... in the Microsoft WordPad program.
I have used that file format in my research.
http://forum.high-logic.com/viewtopic.php?p=21048#p21048
It is interesting to produce such a file and then examine the contents at a byte by byte level, understanding the use of the BYTE ORDER MARK.
William Overington
4 June 2014
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