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Special characters : é à è

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musterman
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Hello, I use this software regularly, but I often have problem with the special characters: é è à
I have this displayed instead: �

How to solve the problem? Thank you
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@musterman Use utf-8
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@Hifive said in What is the character sign for division:

I know '*' is for multiplication.
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@heshamyassin1 said in please help i want to remove first blank character from the save text:

please help i want to remove first blank character from the save text

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[[NEW_VARIABLE]] = " text 34 " [[NEW_VARIABLE1]] = [[NEW_VARIABLE]].trim() //or [[NEW_VARIABLE3]] = [[NEW_VARIABLE]].replace(/ /g, ""); //or [[NEW_VARIABLE4]] = [[NEW_VARIABLE]].slice(1)