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This ActiveX component converts text from any language encoding to any other. It supports Arabic, Baltic, Central European, Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, Cyrillic, Greek, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Turkish, Unicode, US-ASCII, Vietnamese, and all Western European languages.

Examples in Visual Basic and ASP are provided in the download.
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Until a license is purchased, this component is limited (per method call) to a maximum of 500 bytes in memory-to-memory conversions, or 1000 bytes in file conversions.

Chilkat Charset Convert makes it easy to convert text from any language encoding to any other. It supports the following languages.

  • Arabic (ISO)
  • Arabic (Windows)
  • Baltic (ISO)
  • Baltic (Windows)
  • Central European (ISO)
  • Central European (Windows)
  • Chinese Simplified (EUC)
  • Chinese Simplified (GB2312)
  • Chinese Simplified (HZ)
  • Chinese Traditional (Big5)
  • Cyrillic (ISO)
  • Cyrillic (KOI8-R)
  • Cyrillic (KOI8-U)
  • Cyrillic (Windows)
  • Europa
  • Greek (ISO)
  • Greek (Windows)
  • Hebrew (ISO-Visual)
  • Hebrew (Windows)
  • Japanese (EUC)
  • Japanese (JIS)
  • Japanese (Shift-JIS)
  • Korean (EUC)
  • Korean (ISO)
  • Korean (Johab)
  • Latin 3 (ISO)
  • Latin 9 (ISO)
  • Thai (Windows)
  • Turkish (ISO)
  • Turkish (Windows)
  • Unicode
  • Unicode (Big-Endian)
  • Unicode (UTF-7)
  • Unicode (UTF-8)
  • US-ASCII
  • Vietnamese (Windows)
  • Western European (ISO)
  • Western European (Windows)

It supports the following MIME charsets:

  • arabic
  • ascii
  • big5
  • chinese
  • cyrillic
  • ebcdic-cp-us
  • euc-cn
  • euc-jp
  • euc-kr
  • gb18030
  • gb2312
  • gbk
  • german
  • greek
  • greek8
  • hebrew
  • iso-2022-jp
  • iso-2022-kr
  • iso-8859-1
  • iso-8859-2
  • iso-8859-3
  • iso-8859-4
  • iso-8859-5
  • iso-8859-6
  • iso-8859-7
  • iso-8859-8
  • iso-8859-9
  • iso-8859-11
  • iso-8859-13
  • iso-8859-15
  • iso-ir-100
  • iso-ir-101
  • iso-ir-109
  • iso-ir-110
  • iso-ir-126
  • iso-ir-127
  • iso-ir-138
  • iso-ir-144
  • iso-ir-148
  • iso-ir-149
  • iso-ir-58
  • iso-ir-6
  • iso646-us
  • iso8859-1
  • iso8859-2
  • iso-8859-15
  • iso-8859-2
  • iso-8859-3
  • iso-8859-4
  • iso-8859-5
  • iso-8859-6
  • iso-8859-7
  • iso-8859-8
  • iso-8859-9
  • johab
  • koi8-r
  • koi8-u
  • korean
  • macintosh
  • ms-kanji
  • norwegian
  • shift-jis (sjis)
  • swedish
  • tis-620
  • ucs-2
  • unicode
  • us-ascii
  • utf-16
  • utf-7
  • utf-8
  • windows-1250
  • windows-1251
  • windows-1252
  • windows-1253
  • windows-1254
  • windows-1255
  • windows-1256
  • windows-1257
  • windows-1258
  • windows-874
  • x-iscii-as
  • x-iscii-be
  • x-iscii-de
  • x-iscii-gu
  • x-iscii-ka
  • x-iscii-ma
  • x-iscii-or
  • x-iscii-pa
  • x-iscii-ta
  • x-iscii-te
  • x-mac-arabic
  • x-mac-ce
  • x-mac-chinesesimp
  • x-mac-chinesetrad
  • x-mac-croatian
  • x-mac-cyrillic
  • x-mac-greek
  • x-mac-hebrew
  • x-mac-icelandic
  • x-mac-japanese
  • x-mac-korean
  • x-mac-romanian
  • x-mac-thai
  • x-mac-turkish
  • x-mac-ukrainian

 

ASP Example

<html>
<head>
<META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html; charset=Shift_JIS">

</head>
<body>


Test<br>[

<%

	' First create an instance of the component.
	set o = CreateObject("ChilkatCharset.ChilkatCharset") 
	
   ' Get a 30-day unlock code from http://www.chilkatsoft.com/register30.asp
   o.UnlockComponent "UnlockCode"
	
	' Do not worry about whether underscores or hyphens are correct, 
	' Chilkat recognizes both.
	o.FromCharset = "utf-8"
	o.ToCharset = "shift-jis"
	
	' When literal strings in charsets such as utf-8 or other non us-ascii charsets
	' are used, DO NOT USE ConvertData.
	' Instead, you must convert in two steps by converting first to Unicode, and then from Unicode:
	inputString = "ヒト"
	
	' This converts from the FromCharset (in this case utf-8) to Unicode
	unicode = o.ConvertToUnicode(inputString)	
	
	' This converts from Unicode to the ToCharset (in this case shift-jis)
	Response.Write o.ConvertFromUnicode(unicode)
			
%>

]

</body>
</html>

Minimum Requirements
Internet Explorer 4.01
(for Windows 95:
Windows Socket 2
)

Languages

  • Visual Basic
  • Visual C++
  • Delphi
  • ASP
  • FoxPro
  • C++ Builder
  • Excel
  • Access
  • C#
  • VB.NET

Supports

  • Windows XP
  • Windows 2000
  • Windows NT
  • Windows Me
  • Windows 95/98

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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Components for Microsoft Windows XP, 2000, 2003 Server, Vista, and Windows 95/98/NT4.