How can I change my server encoding to work with different languages?
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Right click-Encoding and then choose your Windows type.
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You need to download some sort of language encoding software, so you can see the text.
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If you are using IE. Just right click of the page and select "Encoding". If "Hebrew" is not in the list, go to more.\n\nIf you are using FireFox. Got to "View" menu and select from "Characters Encoding" list.\n\nGood Luck
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web site was typed wrong, or server may not be responding hard to say
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Yes that is supported.  You have to change the default code page when you compile however or it wont work outside of your default language.\n\nThe option you want to use is -encoding UTF-8 \n\nThe default encoding used by Java runtime is Unicode UTF-16.  UTF-8 is the on disk encoding you usually want to use.  The default code page being used is usually a latin variant, not ASCII. This is a common misconception.  From the command line you can also use CHCP to find out what your default is.\n\nIn order to enter non localized chars into your editor you'll also need to change it's default code page and then use a IME (input method editor) to add  the non-english or french whatever you're defalt is text.
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Yes you can. But you'll have to change configuration of your server so that it proceed HTML files as php.
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Go to Tools > Language and set the desired language. Depending on what version of Word you are using and what options you installed originally, you may also have to load a dictionary for your desired language.
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try going to internationalYahoo!. i think there's diiferent language settings
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http://tlt.its.psu.edu/suggestions/international/accents/codealt.html
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Check to see you have the right language installed for intance when i loaded up my pc i had the US version of english for my keyboard instead of the british English. It caused different characters to be displayed for instance instead of @ i got " and vise versa when pessing those particular keys. good luck
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Open the Control Panel, and choose "Regional and Language Options".  Make sure all of the settings on the "Regional Options" page match the country you live in.  Then go to the "Languages" tab, and click details.  Make sure the "Default Input Lanugage" and the "Installed Services" also match your country.
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Go to Start > Control Panel then go to Regional and Language Options, you will be able to change the language (and other regional items) under the Regional Options tab.
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yes just go back in where u change it to spanish change it back to engligh
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u can use all language changer... search for it at goole.. its a freeware//
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Right client and go to encoding and change it to Arabic.  IF Arabic isn't listed, go to microsoft.com and download the font.
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You need to install the Chinese IME (Input Language), this can also change ur keyboard mappings. If you are using XP, u will be able to switch b/w english and chinese.\n\nIn XP, go to the control panel, and choose "Regional and Language Options".\n\nWhen the dialog pops up, choose the tab "Languages".\nClick "Add" and choose the chinese language to add. Enable the language Bar if u would like to switch to english once in a while.  Click OK and you should be set.
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Open the Internet Explorer (XP) --> View --> Encoding --> Select "Unicode (UTF-8)".\n\nThen close the IE & restart the system & then check browsing.\n\nIf the prob persists pls. mail me to imusaras@yahoo.com