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If a Web page is not displaying correctly, it is possible that the character encoding information is not included in the Web page. Usually, the Web Browser will be able to determine which language and character set to use, but if you know the encoding, you can manually set it by doing the following:
Note: Once you select an encoding for a given page it stays linked with that page unless you change it explicitly (which means it's possible to set specific encoding on each page visited). Also, the current encoding choice is used for subsequent forward links/browsing.
Back to Main browser screen.
- With the Web page open, press MENU
and select View > Encoding. The Character Encoding menu appears. - Scroll down to highlight the encoding you want for the page, then press the TRACKBALL to select it.
- The page refreshes with the new encoding applied.
Note: Once you select an encoding for a given page it stays linked with that page unless you change it explicitly (which means it's possible to set specific encoding on each page visited). Also, the current encoding choice is used for subsequent forward links/browsing.
Back to Main browser screen.
