[Air-l] Japanese characters
Andrew Wenn
andrew.wenn at vu.edu.au
Thu Apr 7 15:35:34 PDT 2005
Jarek,
The problem you are encountering is, I suspect, not due to the FTP
program but because of the character set you have set in the HTML page
itself.
Short of changing the language and character set declaration in the
<head></head> section of the HTML document which I will not go into
here, perhaps the best way to do this is to create a graphic of the
Japanese characters and embed that into the web document.
Of course, the practicality of this depends on just how many characters
there are and how you want them displayed on the screen.
andrew W.
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On 08/04/2005, at 3:11 AM, J. J. wrote:
> Dear Friends and Colleagues,
>
> I am working on a web site that includes some text in Japanese. When I
> copy and paste the Japanese characters to the HTML code the ftp
> program that I use to transfer files (Cute FTP) displays only question
> marks. Any suggestions how I can solve this?
>
> With best of regards,
> Jarek Janio
> Santiago Canyon Community College
> Orange, CA
>
>
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