Submitted by Armando on 2010/03/31 14:04
No need to explain more -- the subject line says it all.
 
Some details :
 
Today I decided it was time to import everything in IQ.
 
However, once imported in IQ, accents all appear as squares in the HTML pane.
I tried changing encoding in Internet explorer, but it didn't change anything.
 
Other fields are ok. It's just the HTML pane which doesn't show diacritics properly.
 
Note that a  textfields alike "*ç*" filter command will show the right notes (with HTML test containing "ç") in the grid, even if diacritics appear as "squares".
 
I opened my Evernote export file with notepad (.enx -- XML format) file  :  all accents are there, everything looks fine.
 
 
Do I need to send you a file ?

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>Do I need to send you a file ?
 
I "had" EN 2.2 installed at one point, and "could" install it again, but if you've got a file handy, yes please send it over
 

Armando

2010/04/01 10:47

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[quote=Pierre_Admin]
>Do I need to send you a file ?
 
I "had" EN 2.2 installed at one point, and "could" install it again, but if you've got a file handy, yes please send it over
 
[/quote]
 
I'm at work, I'll  provide a file later.
Thanks.

Armando

2010/04/01 16:30

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Here's a file with one note only. The note contains accents.
 
After being imported, note that :
 
1- The item field displays accents well
2- The HTML pane doesn't display the accents (well... on my pane)

Pierre_Admin

2010/04/02 00:17

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Humm... Explorer cannot decompress the file and 7-Zip says it uses an unsupported compression.
 
 

Armando

2010/04/02 01:09

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Sorry. Try this one.

Pierre_Admin

2010/04/03 02:22

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Humm... I imported it twice and the grid correctly shows the accents:
 

Armando

2010/04/03 02:37

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[quote=Pierre_Admin]
Humm... I imported it twice and the grid correctly shows the accents:
 
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Hi Pierre,
Like I said, the problem is with the HTML pane. The grid doesn't have any problems.
Thanks.

Pierre_Admin

2010/04/03 03:27

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OK, got it. the EN export incorrectly states that the HTML is UTF-8 encoded. In fact it is ISO-8859-1 encoded.
 
Fixed in 0.9.25pre-rel23
 

Armando

2010/04/03 11:05

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[quote=Pierre_Admin]
OK, got it. the EN export incorrectly states that the HTML is UTF-8 encoded. In fact it is ISO-8859-1 encoded.
 
Fixed in 0.9.25pre-rel23
 
[/quote]
 
Many thanks !