Missing Euro Symbol

daveirl

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DiscoStu

Its your own fault for using netscape

check the encoding and make sure its on western european(windows) because it works fine on IE6

sceptre

Hehe, "Mac Desktop Pictures - Erotics Desktop"

Busted.

testing under Nutscrape 4.7

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sceptre

(yup appears fine)

(and i forgot how much slower NS 4.x was compared with mozilla (and IE, and opera and...)

Probably your settings Dave.

daveirl

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daveirl

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DiscoStu

Originally posted by daveirl
I'm not using Netscape It's Mozilla

as Homer once said Red M&M, Blue M&M they all end up the same colour in the end

Arithon

I sort of blame Boards - sorry
You don't specify what character set the pages are to be displayed in, so you're depending on the end user's browser to have the correct default encoding.
It appears to me that the encoding you are currently using is Windows-1252, and if so, it would be nice if that could be mentioned (preferably in the headers, but alternatively in a meta tag).
Either set the Content-Type header to

Content-Type: text/html; charset=windows-1252

or else add this to the pages:

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=windows-1252">

Note that you're not going to gain a large contingent of Japanese speakers here with the character set allowed by that encoding. Anybody for UTF-8?

p

Originally posted by DiscoStu
as Homer once said Red M&M, Blue M&M they all end up the same colour in the end

Listen I'll not have any dissing of Netscape 6+/Mozilla on here.

The thing is, Netscape 6+ is absolutely great.
4.* was good in it's time, but now may it ever rot in hell.

Don't get the two confused. They're very different beasts.

- Kevin

daveirl

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