Notepad Encoding Failed

Strangeness and oddity Notepad Application

Here are irregularities and peculiarities in the Notepad application that is Microsoft Windows Operation System. As an experiment you try to open the Notepad application and write these characters on the notepad
Write 'blog is a good ESC' without the quotes, then save the file in txt format and close Notepad application was returned. After that you open these files again. What happened ...? Apparently written in your notepad file had been changed. Why yes? What Microsoft did not like the ESC CREATION? Kok gitu ya? What made it forbidden writings on Windows? What's wrong with writing about?

Apparently there is a scientific explanation for the above events, it turned out there was some sort of malfunction or problems in the Notepad application has a function as a medium that we use to record or write a character, and in the Notepad facility itself is capable of describing or encoding the data in ANSI format , utf-8, unicode, unicode big endian. alone. As we know

At the time the application opens a file on notepad, notepad trying to read the encoding used. Apparently in the process of detecting / encoding you'd have made mistakes / failures.

The word 'blog is a good ESC' has a 4-3-3-5 format or pattern in his character. This pattern is usually used for writing files using utf-16 encoding. So you write the characters in the ANSI encoding format was unreadable using UTF-16 encoding by the Notepad. Writing 'blog is a good ESC', 'bill get the Junks', 'I do not care to eat', 'aaaa bbb ccc DDDD' all would have a similar fate.