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07-01-2005 03:47 AM
07-01-2005 03:47 AM
ISO-8859-2 char set problem
We have a mail list. Some of the newsletters are contains some characters on local language (Hungarian) or p.ex. the apostrophe character. After we are sending that mail it will be converted (encoded) with the iso8859-2 char set automatically, but on the receiver side we see only codes of these special characters (like apostrophe character converted to the „, or to the ” code).
Could someone explain me this symptom? Could you propose a solution to eliminate the conversions?
I have lost my knowledge of chat sets and encoding for 5 years.
Regars,
Zsolt
Could someone explain me this symptom? Could you propose a solution to eliminate the conversions?
I have lost my knowledge of chat sets and encoding for 5 years.
Regars,
Zsolt
Work only 1/2 day - any other 12 hrs filled automatically...
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07-01-2005 08:23 PM
07-01-2005 08:23 PM
Re: ISO-8859-2 char set problem
Hi Zsolt,
it's not clear if your nwesletter has iso8859-2 code or else „ char sequence.
I think you have to open your newsletter with some software without conversion like notepad to see into.
When you prepare you newsletter what fonto do you use? Can you write it with UNICODE?
What font have your receivers?
Antonio Vigliotti
it's not clear if your nwesletter has iso8859-2 code or else „ char sequence.
I think you have to open your newsletter with some software without conversion like notepad to see into.
When you prepare you newsletter what fonto do you use? Can you write it with UNICODE?
What font have your receivers?
Antonio Vigliotti
Antonio Maria Vigliotti
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