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Encoding
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ISO-8859-1
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Also called ISO-Latin or Latin-1, this character set is used
for HTTP (the transport protocol for Web documents) and is also used
in the creation of HTML documents.
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US-ASCII
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American Standard Code for Information Interchange, the standard
character set for use on the Internet.
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UTF-8
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8-bit Unicode Transformation Format, a lossless, variable-length
character encoding for Unicode.
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UTF-16
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16-bit Unicode Transformation Format, a character encoding form
that provides a way to represent a series of abstract characters from
Unicode and ISO/IEC 10646 as a series of 16-bit words suitable for
storage or transmission by way of data networks.
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Line separator
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DOS
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DOS and Windows operating systems use carriage return and line
feed (CR/LF) as the line separator.
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UNIX
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UNIX uses LF as the line separator.
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Separator character
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, (comma)
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Character used to separate report data columns.
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; (semicolon)
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Character used to separate report data columns.
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tab
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Character used to separate report data columns.
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| (pipe)
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Character used to separate report data columns.
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space
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Character used to separate report data columns.
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none
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No character used to separate report data columns.
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Include titles
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Yes
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Includes report data column titles.
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No
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Does not include report data column titles.
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