[CWB] Character encoding revisited

[Josep M. Fontana]

Hi Teresa,

I'm not sure I follow you. I'm not using Putty since I don't have 
Windows. From what you are saying, though, I infer the problem you had 
had to do with how you viewed the characters on the terminal, right? 
This is not the problem I have, though, because I transfer the text file 
to my local computer and I can see that the text encoding is screwed up. 
Thanks for your help, anyway. Gràcies!

JM
> Hi, Josep M.,
>
> I'm not sure if this will help you, but I had a similar problem and 
> when accessing Putty, before validating, in the 'Translation' pannel 
> (inside 'Window'), I changed manually the encoding character and 
> everything worked perfectly after this. Good luck!
>
> Best,
>
> Teresa
>
> El 25/06/2014, a las 18:41, Josep M. Fontana <josepm.fontana at upf.edu 
> <mailto:josepm.fontana at upf.edu>> escribió:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Our corpus is encoded in UTF-8 but when I create a text file with the 
>> output of some search I get the typical odd characters one gets when 
>> the conversion has gone wrong. I used the 'file' command and I saw 
>> that the text files are sometimes encoded as ISO-8859 and some other 
>> times as ASCII. Is there anyway to configure things so that the UTF-8 
>> character set is maintained? Thanks.
>>
>>
>> Josep M.
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