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Folks,
DW CS3 MacOS 10.4.x I've been receiving short paragraphs of Russian text via e-mail and in MS Word files that I need on web pages. I just copy-and-paste the text into a new DW8 web page, publish, and --no problem at all-- I see the exact same text in my browser. (I can't read Russian, but I can recognize that the two representations are identical.) I haven't done anything special in DW, not that I know of. In DW8 Font Preferences, "Unicode 4.0 UTF-8" is selected. I just got some Polish text and I tried exactly the same method. No, doesn't work. The characters that are the same as a American-Latin are rendered correctly, and the Polish is represented correctly in DW8, but after publication, in browsers, the Polish diacritics show up ... completely wrong. I tried two different browsers. No difference. What can I do to get BOTH Polish and Russian text to show up on web pages, as simply as possible? Do I have to give up Russian to get Polish? (Not OK! I need both.) It's perfectly all right for only the major browsers to show the texts correctly, and to require special preference settings in the browsers if necessary. Note: I'm quite technical, but I've never managed to understand how any of this works, nothing beyond simple ASCII representation. I'd appreciate a cookbook if possible. TIA, Henry |
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Pilot Error!
Problem solved. Sorry for the bother. --Henry |
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