This CSV editor has the following features:

1.	Edit CSV files with any column delimiters

2.	Changing the script encoding of CSV files.
	This is needed to edit files in non-latin languages, cyrillic e.g.
	In this way you also can convert the script encoding.

	Example:
	A Unicode UTF-8 coded CSV text file has to be converted to Windows Cyrillic
	(Codepage Windows-1251).

	- Start CsvEditor.
	- In Menu "Format - Delimiters" set the column delimiter to "Space"
  - In menu "Format - Font" set up script "Eight-bit Unicode (or UCS) Transformation Format".
	- Open source file (UTF-8 coded).
	- Mark and copy all (Ctrl + A, Ctrl + C).
	- Start CsvEditor one more time (or use the same one)
	- In menu "Format - Font" set up script "Windows Cyrillic"(windows-1251).
	- Paste all by pressing Ctrl + V.
	- Save file with a new name.

NOTICE:
Microsoft© Excel stores Unicode-Textfile UTF-16BE encoded.  
To show non-latin letters the respective font or language has to be available.
For example Windows Chinese languages have to be installed before you can
show chinese letters.
