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<p><span class="application">Universal Encoding Detector</span> currently supports over two dozen character encodings.</p>
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<tt class="literal">Big5</tt>, <tt class="literal">GB2312</tt>/<tt class="literal">GB18030</tt>, <tt class="literal">EUC-TW</tt>, <tt class="literal">HZ-GB-2312</tt>, and <tt class="literal">ISO-2022-CN</tt> (Traditional and Simplified Chinese)</li>
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<tt class="literal">EUC-JP</tt>, <tt class="literal">SHIFT_JIS</tt>, and <tt class="literal">ISO-2022-JP</tt> (Japanese)</li>
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<tt class="literal">EUC-KR</tt> and <tt class="literal">ISO-2022-KR</tt> (Korean)</li>
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<tt class="literal">KOI8-R</tt>, <tt class="literal">MacCyrillic</tt>, <tt class="literal">IBM855</tt>, <tt class="literal">IBM866</tt>, <tt class="literal">ISO-8859-5</tt>, and <tt class="literal">windows-1251</tt> (Russian)</li>
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<tt class="literal">ISO-8859-2</tt> and <tt class="literal">windows-1250</tt> (Hungarian)</li>
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<tt class="literal">ISO-8859-5</tt> and <tt class="literal">windows-1251</tt> (Bulgarian)</li>
<li><tt class="literal">windows-1252</tt></li>
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<tt class="literal">ISO-8859-7</tt> and <tt class="literal">windows-1253</tt> (Greek)</li>
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<tt class="literal">ISO-8859-8</tt> and <tt class="literal">windows-1255</tt> (Visual and Logical Hebrew)</li>
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<tt class="literal">TIS-620</tt> (Thai)</li>
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<tt class="literal">UTF-32</tt> <acronym title="Big Endian">BE</acronym>, <acronym title="Little Endian">LE</acronym>, 3412-ordered, or 2143-ordered (with a <acronym title="Byte Order Mark">BOM</acronym>)</li>
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<tt class="literal">UTF-16</tt> <acronym title="Big Endian">BE</acronym> or <acronym title="Little Endian">LE</acronym> (with a <acronym title="Byte Order Mark">BOM</acronym>)</li>
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<tt class="literal">UTF-8</tt> (with or without a <acronym title="Byte Order Mark">BOM</acronym>)</li>
<li><acronym>ASCII</acronym></li>
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<tr><td colspan="2" align="left" valign="top" width="99%">Due to inherent similarities between certain encodings, some encodings may be detected incorrectly. In my tests, the most problematic case was Hungarian text encoded as <tt class="literal">ISO-8859-2</tt> or <tt class="literal">windows-1250</tt> (encoded as one but reported as the other). Also, Greek text encoded as <tt class="literal">ISO-8859-7</tt> was often mis-reported as <tt class="literal">ISO-8859-2</tt>. Your mileage may vary.</td></tr>
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