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While creating a Stylesheet is no problem, there seems to be problems in handling. Save the following contents in example.css (File>Save as>Charset: "utf-8"): @charset "UTF-8"; /** Example comment: asdf jklö äü߀ ÖÄÜ@ // bit exaggerated */ ... So it looks after re-opening in Amaya: Example comment: asdf jklö äüÃ⬠ÃÃÃ@ Save the example (eg with Notepad++ or another) as utf-8 without BOM, and re-open in Amaya: Example comment: asdf jklö äüÃ⬠ÃÃÃ@ Save the example (eg with Notepad++ or another) as utf-8 with BOM, and re-open in Amaya: @charset "UTF-8"; Example comment: asdf jklö äüÃ⬠ÃÃÃ@ It seems that Amaya doesn't correctly can save utf-8 style sheets nor can open. Possible solution: + delete an existing BOM (after user demand [y/n]) + check the first line to see if a "charset" is specified. OS: Windows XP/Vista/7 Ubuntu 10.4