On Wed, 2006-05-17 at 22:42 +0200, Martin Srebotnjak wrote:
> Renato et. al.,
>
> actually, Slovenian po is in ISO-2 and works just fine that way.
> Croatian had to be utf-8 because the script that produced it (.pl) from
> .strings file encoded it that way. But it could also be converted into
> ISO-2 with the changed po codepage flag.
>
> As far as I can remember the Slovenian NSIS file is encoded in win-1250
> and that also works just fine.
>
> But it's true that the readme.txt file in any language not covered by
> ASCII will have to be in utf-8. I just discovered that this morning. So,
> as you can see, utf-8 codepage is only required for readme.txt for
> non-western languages.
Just for consistency, I'd prefer all files to be utf-8.
Bye!
Marc
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