. Andrew C. West wrote, > Using W2K and IE6, if you have a CJK-B font configured for "User Defined" > scripts under the "Options : Fonts" settings, and manually select the encoding > for the page as "User Defined", then the second CJK-B character in each box > (just above the gif image) displays just fine.
Yes. The page was downloaded and heavily tweaked off line. First I substituted a decimal numeric character reference for one of the hexadecimal entries. No dice. I did a couple of other tricks to no avail. I removed the GB character set declaration and tried to manually set the [View] to user defined. The page loaded again, but didn't display, checking the [View] showed that the page was still being loaded as UTF-8! Tried it again and again. At this point, *I* was heavily tweaked, so I didn't even try to insert 'x-user-defined' character set into the HTML header. I just went back on line and opened the page successfully with a different browser. Best regards, James Kass .
