If you are using BlogEngine.Net for your blog some special characters are saved with encoded in posts or pages.

For example, the letter "ü" encoded to "ü". If your site's charset is UTF-8 chars are displayed correctly. However, If you are export to XML with UTF-8 format your posts showing unreadable in sites coded with ISO-8859-9 format.
 
 
To prevent this,  to make a change in TinyMCE editor (BlogEngine.Net's default editor).

Open tinyMCE.ascx file in Admin folder.

Find convert_urls: false,  line in tinyMCE.init() function.

After this line You must add

entities: "",

Then, the special chars saved without encoded.

Updated (26.11.2009) :

Formatted sample codes is showing not correctly when is setting entities="",

So you must use like this

What’s new?

A lot of new features and tweaks have been implemented in version 1.4. On top of all the tasks in the roadmap, more than 140 work items reported by the community made it. That’s a lot.

Here are some of new features:

• Universal database provider (MySQL, SQL Server, VistaDB, Oracle etc.)
• Drag ‘n drop widget framework (prototype video)
  
• Author profiles using ASP.NET profile provider
• Subcategories
• Password encryption
• Better performance
• Tag selector in control panel
• Semantic formats (FOAF, SIOC and APML)

You can read more about the new BlogEngine.NET 1.4 features at the official release note. If you wish to upgrade, then Al Nyveldt have written an excellent upgrade guide you should check out.

You can download BlogEngine.NET 1.4 here.

Thanks to my family, my friends and BlogEngine.NET developer team.