On 2/4/02 05:08, "Eric Hildum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Dan, > > How do I force Entourage to format all outgoing messages as UTF-8 and still > have the default for received messages Japanese (as many of my business > correspondents use Becky and other "creative" Japanese mail clients)? The > only way I see to do it is on a case by case basis from the options menu. > > on 3/30/02 9:07 PM, Dan Crevier at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> Encoding as UTF-8 will get rid of the ambiguity. This may be somewhat OT but I think it is related. I use a PowerBase 180 (603e clone) and run MacOS9.1 and Office 2001 for Mac, in particular Entourage, Word and Excel of which the first two are mainly involved. I type a lot in Hungarian. I can use the CE group of fonts except for Times CE, which does not support two of the letters. I am using the Hungarian keyboard set up and have "fixed up" my keyboard accordingly. My question is two-pronged: My default for the fonts is Times and the keyboard is Australian. From practical considerations I would prefer the fonts to default to one of the CE group of fonts and the keyboard to default to Hungarian since I can type in English on a Hungarian keyboard than the other way round. Is there a convenient way, short of acquiring a Hungarian MacOS, to default to Hungarian? I also note that "extended Roman (U)", which I take is Unicode, is greyed out. Since I sometimes need other languages such as Romanian how do I set it up? I would appreciate some help from the experts. At present and for the foreseeable future I am not in a position to upgrade either my hardware or my software. -- Regards D�nes
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