Roine

Hello
I have tryed Notepad and it doesen´t work for my kw list.

But if You use Word and select save as, other format, change the filetype to
TXT, in the dropdown of filetypes, click ok, then You got a list of
encoding, chose other and at last UNICODE there.

This will help for Swedish caracters for me.

Roine

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> Hi Hans,
>
> AFAIK, Expression Media uses "Unicode" encoding to save the vocabulary
> files. The issue that you'd described seems to occur only when you edit
> and
> save the vocabulary file with a different encoding in ClearEdit (at least
> that's how I was able to reproduce the issue). The formatting was kept
> intact if the encoding wasn't changed by external editor. That's said, I
> think a possible solution for this issue would be to use the Windows
> notepad to edit the vocabulary file and/or save without changing the
> encoding.
>
> Please let me know if you have any questions.
>
> Best Regards,
> Sekar Raju
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