Specifying the character set in iSilo (as opposed to specifying it in iSiloX during conversion) is really only useful for the case where the text of the document is raw such as plain text files or iSilo 2.x/3.x documents that definitely do not have any embedded encoding information (but even then the results might not be perfect in some instances).
For documents generated by iSiloX/C 4.0, if the source content itself does not specify it's encoding, you really do need to specify what the source encoding is during conversion if you want predictable results.
Follow what Alexander suggests. It does work.
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