07-23-2023, 04:04 AM
Simple question:
On Windows 10, I found a quick and dirty solution to save the names of all the files in a folder by just simply:
- Creating a text file
- Type and save `dir > 1.txt` within it
- Rename the .txt file to .bat
- Run it. Done.
But, the text file this creates is in ANSI encoding, and thus won't show certain characters...
Is there a simple script I can add to the bat file before running it to make the generated texts encoded as UTF-8?
On Windows 10, I found a quick and dirty solution to save the names of all the files in a folder by just simply:
- Creating a text file
- Type and save `dir > 1.txt` within it
- Rename the .txt file to .bat
- Run it. Done.
But, the text file this creates is in ANSI encoding, and thus won't show certain characters...
Is there a simple script I can add to the bat file before running it to make the generated texts encoded as UTF-8?