Halp. Encoding.
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Halp. Encoding.
by Korkor XI October 17th 2010, 7:16 pm
I cant see some symbols and stuff for some reason.
I see them as weirdass boxes with numbers in them.
See. One of them is shitty box.
YES i tried googling.
YES i have encoding set to Unicode UTF - 8
YES i did all the sutff people wrote on forumz on gugls shit.
Anyone?
I see them as weirdass boxes with numbers in them.
See. One of them is shitty box.
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YES i tried googling.
YES i have encoding set to Unicode UTF - 8
YES i did all the sutff people wrote on forumz on gugls shit.
Anyone?
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Re: Halp. Encoding.
by Korkor XI December 5th 2010, 4:26 pm
OMG BUMP.
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I need to see eveyr symbol normally....
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I need to see eveyr symbol normally....
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Re: Halp. Encoding.
by Raka December 6th 2010, 12:18 pm
If those are Chinese symbols (kanji) , how much more normal do u want to see it ? n00b 
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Re: Halp. Encoding.
by Magnamancy December 7th 2010, 2:53 am
What I understand the core problem to be is that your browser or
whatever doesn't recognize/know how to show the symbol presented,
so it substitutes the unknown symbol for the box and numbers it's
given.
As I understand it you're using Firefox, so..
whatever doesn't recognize/know how to show the symbol presented,
so it substitutes the unknown symbol for the box and numbers it's
given.
As I understand it you're using Firefox, so..
- Try these, I understand you've tried UTF-8, but there's more to look at, so...:
1) Set your browser to recognise Japanese language internet sites.
* Windows users: Under "Tools - Options" on your browser's menu-bar add Japanese to the languages list.
* Macintosh users: Under "Preferences - Languages" on your browser's menu-bar add Japanese to the languages list.
2) Set your browser's "Character Set" or "Encoding" to UTF-8 (sometimes also called Universal Alphabet or Unicode).
* English pages will generally continue to display normally after making this change.
* Encoding settings can be changed under the "View" option in your browser's menu-bar.
* The image below may be of some help.
3) Windows users: If Japanese text still does not display correctly, East Asian language support may need to be enabled. This is free to download.
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