E-mail from Hong Kong shown in symbols.used "view-decoding-Chinese big 5",still shown symbols in e-mail WHY?
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The email you received was type in using traditional Chinese fonts [Big5], in WinXP, go to region under the control panel and select Big5 in the display option.
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I am Japanese.\nHowever I can not read the letter(horizontal picture is correcte).\n\nI think its not correct Chinese either.
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If its in an email that you can't see it, then try opening the attachment seperately - have experienced that before - not sure why (only with some jpegs), otherwise... not sure... sorry!
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http://ask-leo.com/how_can_i_trace_where_email_came_from.html
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If you change your encoding in the browser, you should be able to see it.  (IE:  View -> Encoding).
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It is strange...try to modify the preferences of you software for emails...
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Go to "View" then "Encoding" and search for "Chinese Simplified" or "Chinese Traditional." You should be able to read it then.
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In your web browser (Explorer/Firefox), click "View" on the toolbar and go to "Encoding" or "Character Encoding". From there you should be able to find Chinese under "More...". \n\nThe type of Chinese encoding you will need depends on the email, so just try all of them until you get to one that works.
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if you use yahoo mail its on the top of the message saying "show full headers" if other mail programs or webmails you should look for something similar saying "headers" "show headers" or like that. also some webmails dont have this option
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You need to rethink your question my friend, this could be settings of your browser or (more likely), your email programme.  Select HTML view if you can, this usually does it.\nCome bach with what email programme you are using
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Chinese Character Package www.usc.edu/dept/ealc/chinese/newweb/character_page.html
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Hey, I'm from Hong Kong, and have just moved back to Canada, my mom wants me to practise Chinese more often. E- mail me, the address is in my profile.\nSure I can see the characters, and I'd say I'm fine thank you! Mind if you tell us whether you are a guy or gal? Two more things, it's learnt and it's Putonghua! \nCheers!C
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That looks like an email address.... websites dont have the @ symbol in them so I think you might be trying to type in their email address as a website. Try www.decodrive.com or something like that.....
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There is a data shift that makes the international ISP clear.\n   What happens with symbols that have websites dedicated is\n   that they become scrutinized for usage.  Because you do not\n   refresh a dot a class publicated symbol is it goes to your ISP\n   director and has findings each year on a scheduel.  Sounds\n    complex but this is generally it, where to store your symbols\n    when you are not moving them like a more active agent does.\n    You can clear this symbol on format one, or details of your\n    mother like this:  Keep[all.my]symbol>>going to print//exits.\n    This upgrades your file and starts the process of not touching\n    your personal data.
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Email addresses are extremely case sensitive and exacting---they are either right or they are wrong---also as is the case in creating data pool information (such as file names/and in this case a mail list---certain symbols and sigs can not be used for they have specific called usages within the operating system and when used out of those contexts within the data pool they would reek havoc on the systems ability to assign task management for the function)  Solution---don't use these sigs and symbols in these lists---eliminate the use of the specified symbols--the error is eliminated--your task is done---all's right with the world
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There are a few things you missed out on telling us. So I need to make some assumptions here.\nI dont know whether you are checking your mails on a mail client (like thunderbird or microsoft outlook) or a web based mail service.\nEither way, I suspect you have encountered a font issue.\nCheck with the person who sent you this mail.\nSee if they are using unicode to write those mails. If yes, set your encoding to unicode. In case of a mailclient, you need to check properties of the same. For a web based mail, check your browser.\nThen confirm on what font is specified. Here again, take help from sender of mail, if everything else fails. Install the relevant font and see if it works for you.\n\nThe answer could have been more detailed/relevant if I had a more specific details. But I hope, I hv put you on the right track!
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They do not have the right decoding software to view them...\n\nIE's Tools>Internet Options>Advanced tab.\n\nScroll down to Java and check JIT compiler to enable it - also in Multimedia check Show Pictures.\n\nAlso update windows with all updates....