Encoding format for AnsiAsUTF-8

Hi Experts,
I have some text in a textfile with the encoding format as ansiasutf8. When I am trying to open this text file in a custom editor it does not loads the text properly. But the same text with UTF8 format and ANSI format load correctly in custom editor.
Custom editor uses UTF-8 format to read the given string. Could you please suggest on this on which format I should use to get the text displayed properly.
Also when I am dragging this text file into the custom editor, i am using stream reader ReadToEnd function to read the text.ANSIASUTF8 file encoded properly whereas ansi format does not.
Thanks in Advance,
Vinothini

As nobody replied so far...:
I'm not sure what you mean. In which relation is the term "custom editor" used? I've also not heard of "ansi as utf-8" so far.
Could you please explain?
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