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    Default UTF support in SWF

    Hi,

    I have a question. Do we have UTF support in Flash MX 2004 Or in Flex 2?

    Like I want to type language in Arabic and want to see in SWF. Will it
    support UTF code to display it.? Because dream weaver is displaying properly
    but when I used Flash MX 2004 its not.

    Any one help please

    Thanks

    lordali Guest

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    Default Re: UTF support in SWF

    lordali wrote:
    > I have a question. Do we have UTF support in Flash MX 2004 Or in Flex 2?
    unicode support in flash/flex? yes. RTL support in the flash player? nope.
    PaulH **AdobeCommunityExpert** Guest

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    Default Re: UTF support in SWF

    The String data type represents a sequence of 16-bit characters. Strings are
    stored internally as Unicode characters, using the UTF-16 format.

    By default, text encoding is in the UTF-8 format. You can change the encoding
    to other formats (ISO, ASCII, UTF-16, and so on) as needed.

    You can use the UTF-8 encoding format to ensure maximum platform
    compatibility. UTF-8 provides a unique number for every character in a file,
    and it is platform-, program-, and language-independent. If you specify an
    encoding format, it must match the file encoding you use.


    poonamsheth Guest

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