> I get a byte array (byte[]) as a e-mail from pop3 server. I want to see the
> Turkish characters like (ş,Ş,ü,Ü, etc.).
>
> When i use
>          System.Text.ASCIIEncoding enc = new System.Text.ASCIIEncoding();
>           string str = enc.GetString(msg);
>
> i can not see special Turkish characters. So i prefer to use
>          System.Text.UnicodeEncoding enc0 = new System.Text.UnicodeEncoding();
>          string str0 = enc0.GetString(msg);
>
> but then i only see an array of smal "squares". Then i tried to use,
>           System.Text.UTF32Encoding enc2 = new System.Text.UTF32Encoding();
>           string str2 = enc2.GetString(msg);
>
> and then i get an emtpy string "str2". I am not sure whether these special
> Turkish characters are defined in UTF-32 or not.
>
> How can i get special Turkish charecters?
> Thanks a lot.....

"Göran Andersson" wrote:

> The encoding of the mail body is specified in the mail, either in the
> mail header or the multipart section for the body.
>
> If it uses Unicode, it's most likely UTF8.
>
> basulasz wrote:
> > I get a byte array (byte[]) as a e-mail from pop3 server. I want to see the
> > Turkish characters like (ş,Ş,ü,Ü, etc.).
> >
> > When i use
> >          System.Text.ASCIIEncoding enc = new System.Text.ASCIIEncoding();
> >           string str = enc.GetString(msg);
> >
> > i can not see special Turkish characters. So i prefer to use
> >          System.Text.UnicodeEncoding enc0 = new System.Text.UnicodeEncoding();
> >          string str0 = enc0.GetString(msg);
> >
> > but then i only see an array of smal "squares". Then i tried to use,
> >           System.Text.UTF32Encoding enc2 = new System.Text.UTF32Encoding();
> >           string str2 = enc2.GetString(msg);
> >
> > and then i get an emtpy string "str2". I am not sure whether these special
> > Turkish characters are defined in UTF-32 or not.
> >
> > How can i get special Turkish charecters?
> > Thanks a lot.....
>

> If i change this part of a mail properly, then i see these characters
> correctly?
>
> "Göran Andersson" wrote:
>
>> The encoding of the mail body is specified in the mail, either in the
>> mail header or the multipart section for the body.
>>
>> If it uses Unicode, it's most likely UTF8.
>>
>> basulasz wrote:
>>> I get a byte array (byte[]) as a e-mail from pop3 server. I want to see the
>>> Turkish characters like (ş,Ş,ü,Ü, etc.).
>>>
>>> When i use
>>>          System.Text.ASCIIEncoding enc = new System.Text.ASCIIEncoding();
>>>           string str = enc.GetString(msg);
>>>
>>> i can not see special Turkish characters. So i prefer to use
>>>          System.Text.UnicodeEncoding enc0 = new System.Text.UnicodeEncoding();
>>>          string str0 = enc0.GetString(msg);
>>>
>>> but then i only see an array of smal "squares". Then i tried to use,
>>>           System.Text.UTF32Encoding enc2 = new System.Text.UTF32Encoding();
>>>           string str2 = enc2.GetString(msg);
>>>
>>> and then i get an emtpy string "str2". I am not sure whether these special
>>> Turkish characters are defined in UTF-32 or not.
>>>
>>> How can i get special Turkish charecters?
>>> Thanks a lot.....