Weird Symbols in Text

So, when you open some files in Notepad, you'll get things like "ÇÁ·ÎÆÛƼ°¡ ³Î" what i found, is when you open the same file in Microsoft word, it will turn into Korean, and if you want you can translate it :} maybe this will help someone.

Lol u posted in the help section, and its the wrong section... LOL O.O

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Originally Posted by Denichu

Lol u posted in the help section, and its the wrong section... LOL O.O

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Lmao i noticed, if only i could MOVE it *hint* *hint* *cough* reme *cough*

Actually it kinda is in the right section.. It's help for flyff isn't it? lol

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Originally Posted by Jeremey

Actually it kinda is in the right section.. It's help for flyff isn't it? lol

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IKR? lmao :P

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I think there is a post farther down the Help Section where someone gave a item that fixed the problem. Just look a little farther down. :)

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Originally Posted by killerdog

So, when you open some files in Notepad, you'll get things like "ÇÁ·ÎÆÛƼ°¡ ³Î" what i found, is when you open the same file in Microsoft word, it will turn into Korean, and if you want you can translate it :} maybe this will help someone.

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Those are asian simbols (not sure if it's chinese, korean...), and notepad doesn't read properly. Use Notepad++, that program reads.

You couldve deleted the post and made another thread in the right section o-o

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Originally Posted by caja

Those are asian simbols (not sure if it's chinese, korean...), and notepad doesn't read properly. Use Notepad++, that program reads.

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caja, did you read my whole post xD i was explaining that, they are korean. if you open it with Microsoft word, it will show the letters.

It doesn't help.
For example at propItem.txt at top, there are written
the same things like in the 2nd. row, just in korean.

And all the othes, are just useless commands.

This could be helpful xD i wrote it it for translation xP

PHP Code:

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<META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html; charset=EUC-KR">

<?php
$filename="test.txt";
$fp = fopen($filename,'r');
while($line=fgets($fp))
{

print $line."<br>";

}
fclose($fp);
?>

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Have fun its in html/php.

Just make a test.txt and put that weird text in it xP

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Originally Posted by MisterKid

This could be helpful xD i wrote it it for translation xP

PHP Code:

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<META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html; charset=EUC-KR">

<?php
$filename="test.txt";
$fp = fopen($filename,'r');
while($line=fgets($fp))
{

print $line."<br>";

}
fclose($fp);
?>

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Have fun its in html/php.

Just make a test.txt and put that weird text in it xP

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That's clever using the browser to render it. "charset=EUC-KR">" +1 for even thinking of that. Using a browser to read korean would have been the last thing on my mind i must say. Not that you really need to read the korean shit anyway but still love the method.

As caja said, just use Notepad++.

It will read it ;)
Beside, notepad++ is a great application to have.

I don't think Notepad++ will read it if the language isn't installed on your computer. With my computer, The text doesn't change in Notepad++ and is still in the weird text. I'm just going to assume I don't have the language pack installed.

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Originally Posted by Katsuro

I don't think Notepad++ will read it if the language isn't installed on your computer. With my computer, The text doesn't change in Notepad++ and is still in the weird text. I'm just going to assume I don't have the language pack installed.

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Right, but maybe don't works because you don't have the language active.

Yeah, if you don't have the language pack installed, almost nothing will read it correctly.