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Convert Unicode file to "normal" file.

Asked by DFlaschen in Scripting Languages, MS DOS, C++ Programming Language

I have written a program in Visual C++ that needs to process a Unicode file. I know zero about Unicode.

The file is attached. (As a side note: One of my editors reads the file in as garbage by default. If I specify "Unicode - Little Endian" the editor displys the file normally.) So, I guess the format must be Unicode - Little Endian (whatever that means).

I know that C++ has commands to process such Unicode files (_wfopen, wcscpy, etc.) but I found those commands difficult

Does anyone know of a command line utility (or freeware program) that will convert my file to normal ASCII?
I Googled one reference: "TYPE unicodeFile.txt > AsciiFile.txt". But it didn't work.
I am using XP Pro.

Thanks.

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Attachments:

Norton-Ghost.log.txt (98 KB) (Possible File Type Mismatch)

Here is an example of this Unicode file - that I am having trouble parsing.

20091111-EE-VQP-89 / EE_QW_2_20070628

Convert Unicode file to "normal" file.

Asked by DFlaschen in Scripting Languages, MS DOS, C++ Programming Language

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