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Appendix J: Checklists
30-2 SkyView System Installation Guide - Revision AA
files to be grouped together and all Checklists easily seen on your USB flash drive when you are
loading the Checklist into your SkyView display.
Although you can use mixed case in the Checklist filename, when selecting and
loading your Checklist file onto SkyView, the Checklist filename will be displayed in
UPPERCASE.
Saving Your Checklist with “UTF-8 Character Encoding”
When a Checklist file is (correctly) saved with “UTF-8 Character Encoding”, any
character will be accepted in the text of a Checklist (no error displayed). However,
some “unusual” characters may not be displayed. All characters generated on a
(Windows) keyboard, except the | character (shifted \), have been verified to
display in a Checklist, as well as the following characters: € ‡ Œ • ¥ § © ® ° ± ¹ ² ³ »
¼ ½ ¾ × Ø ß ÷ ø Œ œ “ ”
The following characters are (incorrectly) displayed as a box symbol: µ ˄ ˅ β
If a Checklist file is saved using another “Character Encoding” standard, such as “ANSI” (the
default for Windows Notepad), use of certain characters will cause SkyView to not allow the file
to be loaded (see Figure 235 below).
Mac TextEdit
Before working on your Checklist file in Mac OS TextEdit, follow
steps 1-4 as illustrated in Figure 232 at right:
1. Click on Preferences.
2. Click on New Document.
3. Ensure the button Plain text is selected.
4. Ensure the box Wrap to page is not checked.
5. Change other settings per your preference.
Proceed to edit your Checklist in Text Edit.
After you have completed your Checklist, to save a Checklist file
in Mac TextEdit using “UTF-8 Character Encoding, follow steps
6-10 as illustrated in Figure 233 at right:
6. Click on Open and Save.
7. Ensure the box Add “.txt” extension to plain text files is
checked.
8. Under Plain Text File Encoding, pull down the Saving
Files: menu.
9. Click on Unicode (UTF-8).
10. Unicode (UTF-8) should now be checked.
11. Click on the Red button to close Preferences.
Figure 231 Mac TextEdit
Set UTF-8 Encoding
Figure 230 - Mac TextEdit
New Document Setup

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