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On 20/01/2010, at 8:03 AM, Dave Murvin wrote:
I am working on a software agreement that will be used with a soon
to be
released product on the IBM 1. I have used EDTF in the past, but this
is a real pain to use. Agreements are stored in the IFS and must be
CCSID 13488, UTF-16 and Big Endian.
Looking for suggestions for a PC editor that will do the job that is
inexpensive or free. What have you been using?
Presuming you're stuck with some flavour of WinDOS then WordPad will
save as a Unicode Text Document. Not sure what dialect of Unicode it
is but I presume you can determine that from MickySoft's support pages
(WordPad's help text doesn't). You ought to be able to create the
documents using WordPad and then, if necessary, use the CPY command to
convert from whatever CCSID represents WordPad's encoding to 13488.
Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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