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Central European (Windows)
For one of my customers (U.S.), all her emails have Central European
(Windows) in the title bar at the top of all emails from her. What is that? Thanks! Steve |
Central European (Windows)
"Steve" wrote in message
ink.net... For one of my customers (U.S.), all her emails have Central European (Windows) in the title bar at the top of all emails from her. What is that? That's the encoding she's using (View | Encoding). -- Frank Saunders, MS MVP, OE,WM Please reply in newsgroup. Do not send email! |
Central European (Windows)
Thanks, Frank!
What is encoding and what does it do? "Frank Saunders, MSMVP-OE" wrote in message ... "Steve" wrote in message ink.net... For one of my customers (U.S.), all her emails have Central European (Windows) in the title bar at the top of all emails from her. What is that? That's the encoding she's using (View | Encoding). -- Frank Saunders, MS MVP, OE,WM Please reply in newsgroup. Do not send email! |
Central European (Windows)
"Steve" wrote in message
ink.net... Thanks, Frank! What is encoding and what does it do? "Frank Saunders, MSMVP-OE" wrote in message ... "Steve" wrote in message ink.net... For one of my customers (U.S.), all her emails have Central European (Windows) in the title bar at the top of all emails from her. What is that? That's the encoding she's using (View | Encoding). Encoding is the method being used to encode the message for transmittal over the Internet. One of the possibilities is Plain Text, which is closest to no encoding at all, but it can only use the first 128 characters of the ASCII set. -- Frank Saunders, MS MVP, OE,WM Please reply in newsgroup. Do not send email! |
Central European (Windows)
Encodings are where it is defined how to display some national characters.
You haven't installed the CE encoding so your programs don't know what it is. Milan "Steve" wrote in message ink.net... For one of my customers (U.S.), all her emails have Central European (Windows) in the title bar at the top of all emails from her. What is that? Thanks! Steve |
Central European (Windows)
Thank you for responding!
Where would she have turned it on at? "Milan Kosanovic" wrote in message ... Encodings are where it is defined how to display some national characters. You haven't installed the CE encoding so your programs don't know what it is. Milan "Steve" wrote in message ink.net... For one of my customers (U.S.), all her emails have Central European (Windows) in the title bar at the top of all emails from her. What is that? Thanks! Steve |
Central European (Windows)
Look in Tools | Options | Read | Fonts. If Encoding is not Western European
(ISO), choose it at the top (Font Settings) and select it to Set as Default. -- Bruce Hagen MS MVP - Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "Steve" wrote in message k.net... Thank you for responding! Where would she have turned it on at? "Milan Kosanovic" wrote in message ... Encodings are where it is defined how to display some national characters. You haven't installed the CE encoding so your programs don't know what it is. Milan "Steve" wrote in message ink.net... For one of my customers (U.S.), all her emails have Central European (Windows) in the title bar at the top of all emails from her. What is that? Thanks! Steve |
Central European (Windows)
I use outlook 2000 and my emails are doing the same thing. I look in
my options and my encoding is set for Western European (windows). But everything coming back to me (even if I send it to myself) shows up as Central European (windows). I guess I am a little concerned that something is going on I don't understand. |
Central European (Windows)
Sorry, I guess I am new to newsgroups, I just googled my issue and was
saw the first posting and jumped in. |
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