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Repeat this for ALL the 4 XML files you have in the P3D folders, as I indicated in the previous post. Yes, it will STILL an XML file, and that's correct: just the encoding will now match the header. I'm sure that, if you tried to open the file with Internet Explorer, it will not be able to open it because IT IS illegal! So, how do you expect we could work on that file with our installers, which obviously use the same XML parser routines that are included in Windows, when not even Internet Explorer *itself* can open the file ?

Make sure this entry for ASN matches (or if you dont have that entry, insert it before : This would obviously confuse the XML parsing routine built in Windows, since the file is now illegal. Next, when FSX is NOT running, right-click on dll.xml (it may just say dll if you have disabled showing file extensions - its type is XML file). But, if the *actual* file encoding doesn't match what it has been indicated on the header, the file is now basically "lying about itself", because it starts saying the encoding is Windows-1252, when it's really not.

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Which is CORRECT, and it's how the file is shipped with in P3D. The error is caused by the fact that either you, or ANOTHER product defective installer, has CHANGED the file encoding from the default, which is Windows-1252, to another encoding, WITHOUT also changing the header, which likely still reads as follows: Do you know what file encoding is ? XML files, and any other file on your system can be encoded in many different ways, to support non-ANSI characters. Of course the files will continue to be XML files.

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You are confusing file encoding, with file type.









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