pyedit generates additional pop-up windows--including transient goto and find dialogscolor selection dialogsdialogs that appear to collect arguments and modes for run codeand dialogs that prompt for entry of unicode encoding names on file open and save if pyedit is configured to ask (more on this aheadin the interest of spacei'll leave most other such behavior for you to witness live prominently new in this editionthoughand subject to user configurationspyedit may ask for file' unicode encoding name when opening filesaving new file begun from scratchor running save as operation for examplefigure - captures the scene after 've opened file encoded in chinese character set scheme and pressed open again to open new file encoded in russian encoding the encoding name input dialog shown in the figure appears immediately after the standard file selection dialog is dismissedand it is prefilled with the default encoding choice configured (an explicit setting or the platform' defaultthe displayed default can be accepted in most casesunless you know the file' encoding differs in generalpyedit supports any unicode character set that python and tkinter dofor opensdisplayand saves the text in figure - for instancewas encoding in specific chinese encoding in the file it came from ("gb for file email-part-gb an alternative utf- encoding of this text is available in the same directory (file email-part--gb --utf which works per the default windows encoding in pyedit and notepadbut the specific chinese encoding file requires the explicitly complete gui programs