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We send emails to our empolyees and recently, the emails have started
to change characters into different ones. I've looked in various groups, hard to search on the issue. For example, we send: français but it shows up in our email as français other characters too, like ’ shows up as ’ and so on It is stored correctly in the database, and if we query and display it in a web browser it shows correctly. So clearly something in the mail reader has changed, but we need to have it display it correctly. I've tried (and maybe I'm doing it wrong) to add <META http-equiv=Content-Type content=""text/html; charset=UTF-8""> at the start of the email, no luck. What can we do to ensure this stops? Thanks for any help. |
Re: CDO.Message
CDO sucks big time. The encoding problems are ridiculous. And what a
stupid object model is this crap? oFields.Item("http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/sendusing") = cdoSendUsingPort terje |
Re: CDO.Message
Mark wrote:
> We send emails to our empolyees and recently, the emails have started > to change characters into different ones. I've looked in various > groups, hard to search on the issue. > > For example, we send: > > français > > but it shows up in our email as > > français > > other characters too, like ’ shows up as ’ and so on > > It is stored correctly in the database, and if we query and display it > in a web browser it shows correctly. So clearly something in the mail > reader has changed, but we need to have it display it correctly. I've > tried (and maybe I'm doing it wrong) to add > > <META http-equiv=Content-Type content=""text/html; charset=UTF-8""> > > at the start of the email, no luck. What can we do to ensure this > stops? > > Thanks for any help. > Perhaps someone will have a better answer for you, but AFAIK, one can't override the client settings with ASP, and that is where such changes occur. Best, Neil |
Re: CDO.Message
"Mark" <mark.kempe@gmail.com> wrote in message news:ade5b80b-4e4c-4324-afa1-fef949870c6f@w24g2000prd.googlegroups.com... We send emails to our empolyees and recently, the emails have started to change characters into different ones. I've looked in various groups, hard to search on the issue. For example, we send: français but it shows up in our email as français other characters too, like ’ shows up as ’ and so on It is stored correctly in the database, and if we query and display it in a web browser it shows correctly. So clearly something in the mail reader has changed, but we need to have it display it correctly. I've tried (and maybe I'm doing it wrong) to add <META http-equiv=Content-Type content=""text/html; charset=UTF-8""> at the start of the email, no luck. What can we do to ensure this stops? <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Can you show us some of your code. What you are seeing is UTF-8 encoded characters being read by the client as if they were Windows-1252 characters. This usually happens because the CharSet on the message isn't specifying UTF-8 as the encoding. -- Anthony Jones - MVP ASP/ASP.NET |
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