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I have a little c# console program that outputs some text using Console.WriteLine. I then pipe this output into a textfile like: c:myprogram > textfile.txt However, the file is always an ansi text file, even when I start cmd with the /u switch. cmd /? says about the /u switch: /U Causes the output of internal commands to a pipe or file to be Unicode And it indeed makes a difference, when I do an c:echo "foo" > text.txt the text.txt is unicode (without BOM) I wonder why piping the output of my console program into a new file does not create an unicode file likewise and how i could change that? I just use Windows Power Shell (which produces a unicode file with correct BOM), but I'd still like to know how to do it with cmd. Thanks!
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