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Unicode 0x5 character
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Unicode shares the same code points with ASCII, so anything below 0x80 is the same in both encodings.
0x05 is the ENQ (Enquire) character, and is a non-printing control character.
It is (as you've found out) not an allowed character in XML. I would contact whoever gave you the file and ask them to not send it to you.
Chip H.
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0x05 is the ENQ (Enquire) character, and is a non-printing control character.
It is (as you've found out) not an allowed character in XML. I would contact whoever gave you the file and ask them to not send it to you.
Chip H.
____________________________________________________________________
Click here to learn Ways to help with Tsunami Relief
If you want to get the best response to a question, please read FAQ222-2244 first
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