MS reports that UTF-16 & UTF-8 were supported in IE4 on Win95, but
perhaps they failed to translate Unicode functionality over to their RTF
controls. And NT4 (NT3.1 for that matter) ought to support Unicode
without a hitch unless it's lacking font support.
--Chris
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> I use NT 4 with IE 5.5 at home and I cannot get the Unicode
> characters to show on it either. I can only get them to work
> when I use NT 4 with IE
> 6(Beta) which is what I use at work. So I advise that you try
> to hold off on the upgrade to IE 5, since it doesn't seem to
> work either. I have a win95 machine at home with IE 4 let me
> play with it a bit (maybe tonight) and see if I can get the
> fonts to show right. In Christ, David Trotz
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> From: "Dan Bertles" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Sent: Monday, July 09, 2001 2:00 PM
> Subject: RE: [sword-devel] TDavid
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> > I'm using Internet Explorer 4.0. Should I upgrade? I'm quite
> > hesitant because of the overhead on my system. I don't even like
> > using IE because of all the Microsoft Security issues.
