Unable to view Japanese characters on some websites...?
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Click on view go to encoding then more then go down to Japanese. click on it.
626896
Download characters?  Do you mean pictures?  If so, here you go:\n\nhttp://tinyurl.com/m6mfp
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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.
698569
You need to download "Japanese Language Pack"... go to\nhttp://www.kanjistep.com/en/misc/howto.html
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Some websites require certain things in their name. Some have length requirements, some have language filters, some have characters that can't be used. I would check the name requirements. It would probably tell you if you've been banned.
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What you're likely getting there is an e-mail from somebody using an international character set that isn't installed on your system.  Chinese, for example, uses UNICODE characters and needs a chinese font.  \n\n(Gross simplification here: English and European languages have a pretty small set of characters, including upper and lower case letters, numbers, punctuation marks, etc.  Chinese, Japanese, Sanskrit, etc. need many more symbols, which means a different way of organizing the characters).\n\nI'm going to assume you're using a browser-based e-mail system like Yahoo mail.  Follow the link in the "sources" box below.  It's some sort of Chinese lyrics web site I found for this answer.  Do you see the strange symbols you're talking about?  If so, that's likely what's happening.  \n\nYou can download a few common character sets, like Chinese, Japanese, Korean, etc. and see if you can see the characters in your e-mail subject line.  Not that that'll help you understand them, of course.\n\nIf you're having this problem with a stand-alone e-mail client (ie, not your web browser) you may have an older e-mail program that doesn't support UNICODE.  You may want to look into upgrading.
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if you are using IE....just click up top.....view.....encoding, then more and you will see languages.\n\nnormally you will need your windows cd to install them
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I like to use http://babelfish.altavista.com/ I use it for translating Japanese and Spanish but it has heaps of other languages... but like all other online translators they are never accurate! But its good to use if you just need to get a jist of what is being said... but for EXACT translations its not so reliable!!\n\nHope i helped!! :)
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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....
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You are asking about writing it in Japanese. That's impossible to answer because we cannot type in Japanese characters.
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畢業\n\nyou may not be able to read encoded chinese characters on your computer without a proper plug in. E-mail me if you need further help.
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If you want a program to read text and speak Japanese then try this.\n\nhttp://www.kanji.de/VoiceOfJapan.htm\n\nOr if you have a worpress blog then you can post the text to it and add a plugin to translate a page to various languages including Japanese as on the page below.\n\nhttp://www.coolwebpagetools.com/blog/index.php\nJust click on the Japanese flag to translate.\n\nRegards\n\nRob
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That exact same thing happened to me today.  I messed around going from link to link and it finally went back to English.  I think they might have goofed up some of the content directories on the web site, then figured out they did, then fixed it.
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Take a look at this link below:\nhttp://webmonkey.com/webmonkey/reference/special_characters/
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You need to activate the Japanese language bar. \n\nDetailed instructions can be found at these sites:\n\nhttp://www.declan-software.com/japanese_ime/\n\nhttp://www.msu.edu/~bellbri2/ime.html
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There is nothing wrong with your computer. The encoding is wrong. Some email services can't recognize some characters. Those you have might have been written in a language thatuses Cyrillic alphabet or (as somebody already said), in Arabic or some other language that does not uses the Latin script.\nThere are code convertors in the net (as if you were about to translate a text, but here, those convertors only change letter by letter so you can see the original script), depending on which language was used.
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it's not a problem with your program, it's with your friend's.  it's showing up on their end with the html equivalents of quotes or whatever.  as far as i know there's nothing you can do, except perhaps change from rich text to plain text.