"benahpets" <ben### [at] hotmailcom> wrote:


> with a space character):
>
> example:
>
> without the utf8 option i've the following errors:
>
> File: etat.txt  Line: 4
> Possible Parse Error: Non-ASCII character has been replaced by space
> character.
> File: etat.txt  Line: 4
> Possible Parse Error: Non-ASCII character has been replaced by space
> character.
>
> with the option, the precedent errors disappear, but i've got new ones:
>
> File: titreSimulation.pov  Line: 7
> Parse Warning: Character 105 (0x8C69) not found in ariblk.ttf
> File: titreSimulation.pov  Line: 7
> Parse Warning: Character 47 (0x8B2F) not found in ariblk.ttf
> File: titreSimulation.pov  Line: 7
> Parse Warning: Character 47 (0x8B2F) not found in ariblk.ttf
>
> Thanks for your help
>
> Regards,
>
> ben


That's odd. I vaguely remember using non-standard characters before using
[alt + ####]. Alt-130 shows the character in the text editor, but it
doesn't render. Try just putting a ' over an e.

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