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| | Unicode and BAT File Fight It Out My program creates a Unicode file. It has the Byte Order Mark at the start, then a series of 16-bit characters. Wordpad and Notepad are very happy to open the file. But the DOS shell won't execute it. I can copy and paste the file as displayed in Notepad into a new copy of Notepad to rewrite it as ASCII and execute that. Has this been explored as an issue before? Is there a KB article? Is there something truly wrong with the file that I am creating? Have a look at my file. It is located at http://www.mdrsesco.biz/unicode-cmd.jpg -- William McIlroy |
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