When I open a russian text file I see it in gibrish (Hebrew letters), in spite of that I can write in russian.

How can I see that file in russian (not gibrish)? I use WIN7 (This file is a movie subtitle file)

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Open it in a text editor that supports multiple encodings (such as Geany) and try various encodings until you find the correct one.

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Tried it, didn't find the correct one... – 11alex11 Jan 6 at 19:08
And use font, which supports all these codepages – Lazy Badger Jan 6 at 20:11
I used arial that should support all. – 11alex11 Jan 7 at 8:25
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