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Oct 31st, 2003, 03:02 AM
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An ANSI or UTF-8 multibyte character: used mostly for asian languages, consists of more than one byte.
In UTF-8, many more characters are multi-byte as there are no code pages. E.g. ä, ö and ü are multi-byte in UTF-8 but only single-byte in ANSI with the right codepage (with the wrong codepage they show up incorrectly).
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