Setting line position when Reading a file

pls. help.
what class does it sets the line position when you read a specific line of the file?
i used the LineNumberReader.setLinePosition(int) but it does not actually sets the file pointer to the specified line number...

ok.
can it also read as binary?
all japanese characters also are read with dummy characters.
like the LineNumberReader.readLine(), it reads exactly the same.
i want the functionality of RandomAccessFile to set the file pointer and can read the characters with no exception on any language.

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Obrigado por ter contactado as Comunidades de Suporte Apple.
Na origem do seu problema podem estar várias causas. Nomeadamente:
O ficheiro (arquivo) que está a ler pode não ser texto, ou seja, pode ser texto transformado em imagem e exportado como PDF.
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