On 03/15/2013 03:33 PM, Philip TAYLOR wrote:
Gary Montalbine wrote:
Is this using Seamonkey for your email or for a webpage?
For a web page. For me, all e-mail is in plain text.
I get the same heading in my html editor for a new web page with the
ISO-8859-1. However as soon as I save it, it is changed to
windows-1252.
I did save it, just to check that hypothesis. The results
you see are from the browser's source view of the saved
copy.
I have no control over it. I use Firefox for email in text format.
Gary
I am also offered "File and change character encoding", which
would allow me to select (e.g.,) ISO-8859-1 if it were not
the default.
Philip Taylor
I tried that. I save as ISO-8859 and when I reopen it is back to
windows. Even when I open old html's that were saved as ISO-8859 and are
on the web as such they become Windows.. I am using SM 2.16. There must
be someplace where you can set the default.
Thanks for your help, Gary
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