Edit»File Encoding
Use the File Encoding»Reopen File As command to reload your source file with a different encoding or, for ANSI files, a different character set.
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LabWindows/CVI automatically detects the encoding and converts the contents of your source file to UTF-8 when you open the source file. If your source file is ANSI encoded or contains invalid UTF-8 characters, this conversion can result in errors and loss of content. Use the File Encoding»Reopen File As command to troubleshoot encoding conversion errors during load. For example, reload your ANSI file using a different character set. |
Use the File Encoding»Convert File To command to convert your source file to a different type of encoding.
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Your source file must have the same encoding as your project. Use the File Encoding»Convert File To command to convert your source file encoding so it matches your project encoding. |