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how do I check the encoding of a file in visual studio 2010?

How can I check whether a file is encoded in UTF-8, ANSI, etc... in visual studio 2010?

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Found out that if you go to "File" and then click on "Advance Saved Option" it displays the currently opened file's encoding. Hope this helps some people.

Kant  2010-08-05 20:36:53

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