ProSoft Technology ProSoft i-View - Manual (Page 44)

Data Source Files ProSoft i-View ♦ Mobile Process Monitoring and Control Application
User Manual Version 2.0.2
Page 44 of 106 ProSoft Technology, Inc.
September 29, 2011
The following explicit string encodings are supported:
WindowsLatin1 Identifies the ISO Latin 1 encoding (ISO 8859-1). This is the default.
UTF-8 Identifies the Unicode UTF 8 encoding.
MacRoman Identifies the Mac Roman encoding. Used on western localizations of
Mac OS. Useful when you use diacritic characters (Spanish, French,
German, the degree º simbol...) but you do not want to export your
file as csv-windows.
Cyrillic/Mac Identifies the Mac Cyrillic encoding
Cyrillic/Win Identifies the Windows Code page 1251 Slavic Cyrillic encoding
Cyrillic/ISO Identifies the ISO 8859-5 Cyrillic encoding
Japanese/Mac Identifies the Mac Japanese encoding
Japanese/Win Identifies the Windows Code page 932 Japanese encoding
Japanese/JIS Identifies the Shift-JIS format encoding of JIS X0213
Chinese/Mac Identifies the Mac Simplified Chinese encoding
Chinese/Win Identifies the Windows Simplified Chinese encoding
Chinese/GB2312 Identifies the GB_2312 Chinese encoding
Strings in source files containing UTF-16 characters will be converted automatically to UTF-8
regardless of the encoding specified on the source file.
The UTF-8 encoding is a multibyte character encoding derived from UTF-16. Like UTF-16 it can
represent every character of all languages, but unlike UTF-16, it is backward compatible with
ASCII, using only one byte for representing ASCII characters.