Navision to support default file export as ANSI encoding

As and when we export any data from Navision in txt format, this should always export in the format ANSI encoding, as default.

With this one, some of the languages like  Arabic, or Hebrew or even Turkish don't support ANSI encoding. 

For example: when i try to get the context "ğşiğ" in notepad and save the file with ANSI encoding, then it's automatically saving it as "ðþði". Either the text will be scattered especially in case of Arabic or the special characters will show some random vague pictures

But, when you convert the file with the format Encoding UTF-8, then the file characters in file will show in correct format as it should be. 






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