How to open different character encoding texts ?? plsss

first off all... I'm sorry for my English mistakes (if they really exist) because I'm from Brazil..
I want to know how to open texts with different encoding (ANSI, unicode, e UTF -8).
I have an application, and I open texts on a JEditorPane, it works normal when it's an ANSI text, but when it's unicode the text appears with some strange character in spaces and end of line..
thanks for all

Your English is better than my Portugese. ;-)
I think you're looking for the setContentType method.

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