Hi Allan.

It is set to Latin 1 in the preference pane. 
Fortunately the website I administer where there is user input. There is taken care of stupidities that latin 1 introduces. So no problems there. But as I stated earlier on I'm also a supporter for utf-8 myself, I'm just not always in the position to decide what to use :-(

Looking forward to the encoding changes in v2. I'm sure I still need to work with Latin 1 documents for some time.

And once again thanks for the workarounds Jay & Allan.

Regards
Danny Krøger


On 31/03/2007, at 17.10, Allan Odgaard wrote:

 3) If you do insist on using latin-1 for whatever project you are working on, be sure to switch to ISO-8859-1 in Preferences → Advanced → Saving. By default it is utf-8, and I think that is why it switches to utf-8 when you paste æøå from Word. If you set it to ISO-8859-1, then it should pick latin-1 instead.


Finally a question: If your web-site is all in latin-1, how do you deal with user input, if any? I.e. if I can post comments or in some other way submit arbitrary plain text to your site, you just pray I restrain myself to latin-1, and that the browser sends my text as latin-1? ;)