Description Grant Gayed 2001-10-11 14:23:58 EDT

I've saved the external file used to j:\teamswt\gwg\svcpack.log, though this problem
can likely be duplicated with any Hebrew file.

- open a Hebrew file in Notepad, Select All, Copy
- open an Eclipse java editor
- ensure that its font is able to display Hebrew, and the current language is Hebrew
- Paste into the editor
- Hebrew characters end up displaying as question marks

Note that other copy-paste scenarios seem to work fine, such as:
- copy Hebrew text within a Java Editor
- copy Hebrew text from Java editor to outside editor like Notepad


NOTES:
GWG (9/20/2001 1:36:46 PM)
	Happens in arabic too.  But note that things do seem to work when the external
application is Wordpad (instead of Notepad).

VI (20/09/2001 3:16:22 PM)
	I tried this on the Japanese machine and it all works fine.

	I am using the String classes byte conversion routines. I can rewrite this code to use our own Converter
	byte conversion routines and see what effect this has.