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There are two things you need to do:
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Internet Explorer is the only browser that supports both Microsoft's Embedded OpenType fonts and Bitstream's dynamic fonts.
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Internet Explorer and Outlook Express will be auto-configured after you have added multilanguage support to Windows but you can manually reassociate each language script with an alternative font in Internet Explorer's Tools menu:
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You can change the encoding of a web page by clicking on View : Encoding or by right-clicking on the page and then left-clicking on Encoding.
The encoding of an email message can be changed in Format : Encoding while you are writing it, or in View : Encoding while you are reading it.
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Unicode | UTF-8 | You can both read and write all languages listed among the language scripts. Languages not listed there will only be displayed if you associate the Latin based script with a font that contains the necessary glyphs. Read James Kass's discussion on Plane One characters. |
UTF-7 | You can both read and write UTF-7 encoded email messages. Internet Explorer can display UTF-7 encoded web pages if UTF-7 is specified in the META tag but you cannot manually select UTF-7. |
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UTF-16 | Read-only. | |
Windows Codepages | All fully supported except Japanese Shift-JIS, which is read-only in Outlook Express. You can write Japanese messages in ISO-2022-JP (listed as JIS) or UTF-8. |
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ISO-8859 | Supported |
ISO-8859-1 (Western) |
Not supported |
ISO-8859-3 (Maltese & Esperanto) Use UTF-8 or a Windows codepage instead. |
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ISO-2022 and HZ | Simplified Chinese HZ and Japanese ISO-2022-JP are fully supported. Korean ISO-2022-KR is read-only |
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Extended Unix Code | Simplified Chinese EUC-CN is supported as a subset of
GBK. |
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KOI8 |
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Internet Explorer is the only browser that supports both Microsoft's Embedded OpenType fonts and Bitstream's Truedoc fonts.
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"Mozilla is an open-source web browser and toolkit, designed for standards compliance, performance and portability." Netscape 6 or later is the proprietary version of Mozilla with AOL's add-ons.
Mozilla 1.0 and Netscape 7.0 are the only browsers that fully support ISO-8859-16.
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Mozilla or Netscape 6 will be auto-configured for multilanguage support if you have the necessary fonts on your machine but you can manually reassociate encodings with fonts if you like:
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You can change the encoding of a web page or email message by clicking on View : Character Coding.
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Unicode | UTF-8 |
You can read all of the several hundred languages of the Basic Multilingual Plane and write all the languages you have keyboard layouts or IMEs for. |
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UTF-16 | Read-only. | |
Windows Codepages | Fully supported. | |
ISO-8859 |
1-10 and 13-16 are fully supported. |
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ISO-2022 and HZ | Simplified Chinese HZ and Japanese ISO-2022-JP are fully
supported. |
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Extended Unix Code | Fully supported. | |
KOI8 |
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Netscape Communicator's Navigator is the only browser that both supports Bitstream's dynamic fonts and allows you to read chat in Yahoo's Pacific Rim chat rooms.
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You need to manually associate Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Unicode with appropriate fonts in Navitor's Edit : Preferences menu:
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You can change the encoding of a web page or email message by clicking on View : Character Set.
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Communicator supports Bitstream's Truedoc fonts but not Microsoft's Embedded OpenType fonts:
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