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> It could not be any other way because ASCII simply does not have these
> characters. You should use some other encoding which can represent these
> characters. Best way to go would be to stick with UTF-8.
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> Also read this:
http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/Unicode.html >
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> "David caso" <david.soporte.esto.lo.quitas.sico.es> wrote in message
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> > hi everybody, i've some problems when i try to print certain characters,
> > (=E1,=E9,=ED,=F3,=FA,=F1), spanish charset.
> > I'm trying to convert the string to ASCII, but only print a "?" for all
> > these characters.
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> > i do the following:
> > Encoding.ASCII.GetString(Encoding.Convert(Encoding.Default,
> > Encoding.ASCII, Encoding.Default.GetBytes(Texto)))
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> > do you have any idea?, or someone else have any idea for this problem?
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