> Yeah i was just wondering because notepad++ showed me ANSII
There is no such thing as "ANSII". There is ASCII:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII
And there is ANSI:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows-1252
> and the
> lanuage file i baked with the console. i put an "ü" in it and it gave
> me a "?" in the browser view.
"ü" is a "special character", a codepoint above 127; the fact that it showed up as "?" in your browser (where CakePHP is outputting UTF-8) suggests it was not a known UTF-8 entity, and hence that you did not save the file as UTF-8, which you should do. I do not know the notepad++ software so I cannot help you how to do that in that software.
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