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As the title says. Suppose the following code:
echo hello>1.txt
How to make the 1.txt file save itself in Unicode format (equivalent to the effect of opening 1.txt with Notepad and saving as Unicode format)
If there are relatively convenient third-party DOS programs, please let the DX know, thanks a lot!

Last edited by nerfg002 on 2009-11-8 at 10:59 ]

cmd /u /c echo hello>1.txt

cmd /u /c echo hello>1.txt

HAT moderator is just concise... It's shocking! There really is a /U...

Thank you very much for the reply from moderator HAT, but the problem is still not solved. Although the output through the pipe is UNICODE characters, the format of the 1.txt file is still ASCII after writing.

Last edited by nerfg002 on 2009-11-7 at 00:33 ]

What the 3rd floor said is okay, and my test result here is also correct. Is it that your test steps are incorrect?

Thanks for the help! Everyone helps!

Last edited by nerfg002 on 2009-11-8 at 15:39 ]

Originally posted by nerfg002 at 2009-11-6 04:49 PM:
How to make the 1.txt file save itself as Unicode format (equivalent to the effect of opening 1.txt with Notepad and saving it as Unicode format)

Originally posted by nerfg002 at 2009-11-7 06:44 PM:
Maybe the moderator doesn't quite understand my intention or there is a problem with my system. I have solved it myself. Thank you for your help.
Share the method:
Create a new blank text file 2.txt and open it with Notepad, then save it as Unicode format, and then ...

LZ is awesome, solved it by himself like this.!!!:o

Helplessly drifting by...

Please provide the specific Chinese content that needs to be translated so that I can assist you.

Oh, is that okay? I'll give it a try