Frank Steinmetzger wrote:
Notepad can deal with UTF-8, also in XP, but it has the (bad?) habit of adding
a BOM at the beginning, which confuses every other software that is not a
text editor. Also, I believe to remember that it produces utf16 (always two
bytes per character).
I just tried a small example with Notepad, saved as UTF-8 and Lilypond
didn't have any problems to process the file. There was a recent
discussion on the mailing list about problems when you \include a file
that contains a so-called BOM at the beginning, but otherwise I wouldn't
expect any problems when using standard Notepad.
Anyway, my recommendation would be Notepad++ as well.
I have no reason to disagree!
/Mats
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