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  1. Squeeto
    Hi, not sure if there is a better way to do this because Chr() gives me issue. $writeFile = FileOpen("ztest", 2) ;open and erase If Not ($writeFile = -1) Then MsgBox(0, "", Chr(Dec("8E"))) FileWrite($writeFile, Chr(Dec("8E"))) EndIf FileClose($writeFile) 8E hex is 142 decimal AutoIt notes show that chr 142 is Ž With the above script: The message box shows character Ž - good. ztest in Windows notepad shows Ž - good. ztest in Windows wordpad shows as Ž - not good. ztest in Hex editor shows as C5 BD - not good. The extended character set is supposed to be available to chr(). If I want to write 8E to ztest (not C5 BD) how should I do it then? Thank you
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