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In Open Office 3.2 windows version, I observed issue in RTF file.}
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You may open Open Office writer and copy -paste this string -- \'9abke\'e2\}sKeve}
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(Note - this is not garbage data but meaningful Asian word if used with}
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monolingual font - APS-DV-PRAKASH)}
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Then save the file as RTF and check the RTF code using any notepad application.}
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}
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It saves the non english characters as unicode values and HEX code in following}
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fashion}
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For character \'9a - RTF file code shows - \\u353\\'3f}
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For character \'e2 - RTF code shows - \\u226\\'3f}
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Like this for every special character the unicode value is correct but for each}
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such character HEX code is incorrect and that is - \\'3f for every special}
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character.}
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}
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Same string is stored in AbiWord shows proper HEX values-}
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For character \'9a - RTF file code shows - \\u353\\'9a}
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For character \'e2 - RTF code shows - \\u226\\'e2}
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Which are correct as per wiki link.}
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows-1252}
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}
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This does not give any issue in rendering the string in Open Office writer but}
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if this file is used in other programs which strictly uses HEX values, we hit}
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with issue. (Anyways incorrect HEX values is definitely an issue!)}
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