Its about unicode and ANSI compatibilty... its a bug in notepad. Notepad detects whether the opened file is ansi or unicode. Any 4-3-3-5 letter string passes detection as unicode, but when its actually ANSI, the characters in unicode format are displayed, which is clearly not the alphabets we enter.
Its about unicode and ANSI compatibilty... its a bug in notepad. Notepad detects whether the opened file is ansi or unicode. Any 4-3-3-5 letter string passes detection as unicode, but when its actually ANSI, the characters in unicode format are displayed, which is clearly not the alphabets we enter.