About the Default Values

Stylus Studio uses these default values for converted files:

document is the root element node

row is the row element name

Column names are generated as value1, value2, value3, and so on

Column values are mapped to children of row elements

Comma ( ,) is the delimiter character

Double quote ( ") is the quote character

UTF-8 is the default encoding of the file being imported

When you convert a file, you can change any of these values. At any time, you can select Make Default to store the current settings in the Windows registry. Stylus Studio uses these new default values as the initial settings the next time the Convert dialog box is opened.

If you want to reset the default values to the values that were in place when you installed Stylus Studio, click Reset Default in the Convert CSV to XML or Convert Fixed-Width to XML dialog box.

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