Is there a way of searching for unicode characters inside a text file under Windows XP? For example suppose I wish to find text documents with the euro symbol. Although the standard XP search allows me to search for the euro symbol it does not produce any matches when I know they should be at least a few. Wingrep has the same issue. Is there any simple software/setting the I have missed?
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In windows or what ever else system you can find out that is it the document unicode (have a unicode character ) or not ?
To achieve this just use this simpl code, not that this code, written in C# and you should use your own equevalent.
if you do not want to write any code and find out that , is document contain any unicode character just see the document (save) Type.
The input encoding of the search field (in Windows XP, UTF-16) may not match the encoding of the text file (probably UTF-8).
I haven't used this tool (freeware), but it might work for your needs.