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How do I make my Regexp to show swedish characters as they are meant: öåä<br />
They currently get returned as a ¿<br />
If I get a match for example Gött then will be displayed as G¿tt<br />
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My code is below<br />

<pre><code id="code-618498">Match LocalT = Regex.Match(result, &quot;&lt;h1&gt;&lt;span property=\&quot;item\&quot;&gt;(?&lt;LocalT&gt;.*?)&lt;/span&gt;&quot;);
                    
MessageBox.Show(LocalT.Groups[&quot;LocalT&quot;].Value);
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How do I make my Regexp to show swedish characters as they are meant: öåä
They currently get returned as a ¿
If I get a match for example Gött then will be displayed as G¿tt

My code is below

Swedish Characters in Regular expression

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