Convert a Text File from utf-8 to Windows-1252

var success = false;

// It's really simple:  Just load from one charset, save using another.

var sb = new CkStringBuilder();

// In this case, my test file has some norwegian chars in the utf-8 encoding
success = sb.LoadFile("qa_data/txt/norwegian_chars.txt","utf-8");

// We could just as well write over the file we just read in.
// (But I don't want to do that for my example..)
success = sb.WriteFile("qa_output/norwegian_chars.txt","windows-1252",false);

// Note:  Windows-1252 is a 1-byte per char encoding, which means it's only capable of representing
// those chars in Western European languages.   See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows-1252
// 
// utf-8 is an encoding that can handle chars in any language, including Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Arabic, Hebrew, Greek, etc.
// If a text file contains chars in these other languages, obviously it cannot be converted to windows-1252 because
// there are only 256 chars that can possibly be represented in a 1-byte per char encoding.