MV>> I am aware that Golded ignores the current codepage and always MV>> uses the codepage that is in effect at system startup. I consider MV>> this "feature" a bug.
MD> Then Golded must load another font. It is not just changing a MD> codepage.
"Loading fonts" is DOS age. Windows internally uses Unicode and already has the common fonts present. Also in the CLI. I can copy paste the most common characters to the command line. Cyryllic is no problem, no need to "load" anything. To type Cyrillic, I need to change the keyboard interface. This works in the graphic interface and in most Command Line Programs. But not Golded... :(
MV>> In my case it always uses CP850, in your case it would be CP866. I MV>> have raised the issue several times and I hope someone will fix it MV>> eventaullay. In the meantime I use an external editor as a work MV>> around. That way I can uses all code pages.
MD> Do you manually change font in your external editor to see Cyrillic MD> pages?
No. The fonts are all there. Not just extended Latin and Cyrillic, but also Greek, Hebrew and Arabic. When I load a file, I have to select the encoding. UTF-8 is normally autodetected.
