Website encoded with Unicode UTF-8

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New to Publishing, DDB

When I upload my Website the default encoding is Unicode UTF-8, but the coma
looks like a ?. When I change the encoding to Western European it looks
correct. What can I do to solve this problem.
 
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Ocean30

I am having the same issue - on IE7

by default everything is (UTF-8) when I change to western-european
everything is the way it should be. I can not get explorer to keep the
Western... encoding.

I have tried with the auto-select on and off, I have tried under region to
change to europe and back to us. I have reset default settings, I have
started with add-ons turned off...

Thanks in advance

David Bartosik said:
ok..... which encoding setting are you talking about?
the one in Publisher or the one in the browser? or both?

it's nice to have specifics. but anyway, in Publisher's web options set the
encoding to which ever one works for you.

David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com

New to Publishing said:
When I upload my Website the default encoding is Unicode UTF-8, but the
coma
looks like a ?. When I change the encoding to Western European it looks
correct. What can I do to solve this problem.
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DavidF

You change the encoding of a Publisher web publication by going to Tools >
Options and Web tab. While you are there also uncheck "Rely on VML..." (Pub
2003), and "allow png...".

DavidF

Ocean30 said:
I am having the same issue - on IE7

by default everything is (UTF-8) when I change to western-european
everything is the way it should be. I can not get explorer to keep the
Western... encoding.

I have tried with the auto-select on and off, I have tried under region to
change to europe and back to us. I have reset default settings, I have
started with add-ons turned off...

Thanks in advance

David Bartosik said:
ok..... which encoding setting are you talking about?
the one in Publisher or the one in the browser? or both?

it's nice to have specifics. but anyway, in Publisher's web options set
the
encoding to which ever one works for you.

David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com

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When I upload my Website the default encoding is Unicode UTF-8, but the
coma
looks like a ?. When I change the encoding to Western European it
looks
correct. What can I do to solve this problem.
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