steven writes: > Yes! you'r my hero! I'm running the browser under the Simple Chinese Win2k. > After I change the encoding setting in IE, it works fine. > > But, how do I force the output html set it's encoding method correctly, so my IE > will recongnize this is not a gb2312 page.
The character set in the HTML output is not set in the browser, it is set in the CHARSET file in the html directory. > And, when a day in furture, if I want to transfer the Sqwebmail html files into > native Chinese, what do I do? In the mean time, I have to set the encoding to > gb2312 again. Something is broken in your browser. File a bug report with Microsoft. An HTML tag is an HTML tag, in any character set. The browser should not treat HTML tags differently, depending on the character set. -- Sam
