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Got a question.  Does anyone have experience with code pages & stream files?

I'm working some on generating HTML files & XML generated by the parser but 
having some difficulty.  Everything looks fine on the 400:


The stream file is CCSID 65535 (I've tried many different code pages…)
<?xml version="1.0" ?>                                   
<]DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" 
<HTML>                                                   
<HEAD>                                                   
<title>QRPGLESRC KR0058CMP</title>                       
</HEAD>                                                  

When I open the stream file in notepad (or web browser) I get this garbage:
Lo§”“@¥…™¢‰–•~ñKð@on
%LZÄÖÃãè×Å@ˆ£”“@×äÂÓÉÃ@`aaæóÃaaÄãÄ@çÈãÔÓ@ñKð@⣙‰ƒ£aaÅÕ@ˆ££—zaa¦¦¦K¦óK–™‡aãÙa§ˆ£”“ñaÄãÄa§ˆ£”“ñ`¢£™‰ƒ£K„£„n
%LÈãÔÓn
%LÈÅÁÄn
%L£‰£“…nØÙ×ÇÓÅâÙÃ@ÒÙððõøÃÔ×La£‰£“…n
%LaÈÅÁÄn

So I'm at a loss here.  Maybe one of you can tell me what I'm doing wrong here. 
 I'd like to use UTF-8 for the output (not even sure what the code page would 
be).  I've been digging around & haven't come across the magic bullet yet.  
Heck I can't even find a good reference to what code page numbers are what 
encoding...

Thanks,
Tommy Holden



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