title: Why can Notepad++ display non-ASCII characters in ANSI encoding correctly but Sublime Text 2 cannot?
body: <p>I use utf-8 for default encoding for new created file in both notepad++ and sublime text 2.</p>
  
  <p>Create a new file in notepad++ containing only ASCII characters, save it and close it.
  Reopen it in notepad++, check the 'Encoding' menu, it's 'Encode in ANSI'. Then I add some non-ASCII characters(eg: Chinese) to the file and save it, it's still in ANSI encoding but displayed correctly(also correct in Windows default notepad), but open the file with sublime text 2, messy code appears.</p>
  
  <p>When using sublime text 2 to do the same thing, the file is converted to utf-8 automatically when non-ASCII characters are entered.</p>
  
  <p>So why notepad++ and sublime text 2 behave differently, why can notepad++ display non-ASCII characters in ANSI encoding correctly?</p>