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My page often shows things like ã«, ã, ã¬, ã¹, ã in place of normal characters Most of the answers here are pretty much about using the fileinfo.length which is correct but don't highlight one issue with it when dealing with files ending up containing byte order mark.

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Im using sqlalchemy database in python and the character in database is encoded and not understandable when i open with text file Does anyone know do i make database file character readable I need to do the following modifications to a varchar(20) field Substitute accents with normal letters (like è to e) after (1) remove all the chars not in a.z for example 'aèàç=.32s df' must be.

I have downloaded php file of a website through path traversal technique, but when i opened the file with notepad and notepad++ i only get encrypted text Is there any working way to view that file. I am generating excel files in c# using openxml sdk library I have noticed that generated content file ([content_types].xml) differs from what excel is generating when saving files

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I am developing a web application by using asp.net/ c# and azure

I am using azure blob to store files I face a problem to store a file with other languages (only english is ok) I'm querying the mediawiki api to get wikipedia data into my filemaker database

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