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If Im using c# I like to display my output on the console. Thats fine, but sometimes cmd is not able to show some characters. Like ‘€‘ , I only get ‘?‘ and thats not an encoding problem in my c# code, cmd is just not able to display ‘€‘ – so how to solve this problem? I could create a .txt with my outputs, yes that could work. Do I have another options? Can I use the powershell 2.0 console for outputs, but how? Or got PS the same problems? Any ideas? Thank you
It’s the font you’re using in the console. For example, open a command prompt and try to paste in the € character and you’ll see a question mark. But if you right-click the border of the console window and choose Properties > Font, then pick Consolas or Lucida Console, your character will display properly.