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If the symbols aren't part of the Win-1252 codepage, VS.NET should of asked you if it was OK to change the encoding of your form's .cs file when you went to save it (to something like UTF-8).
You can still do this by doing a File | Save As... and in the dialog, click on the drop-down arrow near the Save button, and select "Save with Encoding...", where you'll get the opportunity to save it as something other than Win-1252.
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You can still do this by doing a File | Save As... and in the dialog, click on the drop-down arrow near the Save button, and select "Save with Encoding...", where you'll get the opportunity to save it as something other than Win-1252.
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The cs page you save in a different encoding is the page that you use to display the special text.
if you are displaying the text in Form1, then you would save Form1.cs as a specially encoded form.
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if you are displaying the text in Form1, then you would save Form1.cs as a specially encoded form.
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