HTML editor with Chinese / unicode support?

[tooironic]

This is to all the webmasters out there - what HTML editor do you use? I've always used Notepad++ for editing English websites, but recently discovered it doesn't seem to have Unicode support (whenever I type in Chinese characters they come up as gibberish or question marks). Not sure of a way out of this. Any suggestions?

[mikelove]

EmEditor - as an HTML editor it's merely very good, but it has fantastic Unicode support. (we also use it for most of our dictionary data file editing work)

[tooironic]

Sorry I should have mentioned I'm looking for a freeware. Any other ideas?

[renzhe]

Well, I use Vim for everything, but this is probably not what you want.

[roddy]

Crimson Editor? I vary rarely use it now, but always did the job in the past.

[cababunga]

Are you sure it's the editor's fault?

Did you make sure browser knows in what encoding your characters are stored in the file? Like this...

[renzhe]

I don't know if this helps.

[tooironic]

Oh wait I just figured out how to use Unicode in Notepad++. Believe it or not I actually found the answer in the Help documentation (that must be a world first). There's a massive button at the top called Encoding which drops down and gives you the options of ANSI, UTF-8, etc. Hurruh! Thanks everyone.

[imron]

Well, I use Vim for everything

Me too :clap