Am 13.04.2011 um 17.49 schrieb [email protected]:
On 2011-04-12 11:18 , Rudolf O.Durrer wrote:
Since two days I have a strange problem: All my Pages documents open
with an encoding, which shows strange characters for specific
characters
of the German language (those vocals which are written with a
double dot
above it, called "Umlaut"). The characters shown are the sort of
inversed "R", "f" a.s.f.
it sounds like the default font may have changed, switching from a
font with Unicode code points to some other encoding, or the
reverse; this would appear similar to using a different text
encoding; what have you changed since these documents last opened
correctly? what is the font the text is using?
No change in fonts or other settings had been done.
The font is and was Tahoma. There's no change of fonts. All fonts are
ok. Changing the font in the document does not cure the problem...
Typing the "Umlauts" in the document produces again the wrong
characters...
It must be amatter of text encoding, but neither Bean, Appleworks
(original document creator) nor pages let me change textencodings. In
the pref panel for keyboard layouts, there are three layouts activated
(German, Swiss German, Swiss French), all three being of latin type.
This had been so since ever...
Thus my question: is there somewhere a (maybe hidden) general
preference to change the textencoding
Rudolf
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