How Can I Display Unicode Charecters In Dreamweaver.

[contactskn 2]

Dear friends,I am trying to use dreamweaver to edit my webpages. But when I am trying to insert unicode charecters in the webpage only question marks are displayed "???????". How can I display unicode charecters in dreamweaver when I want to edit my site. Previously I was using interdeveloper and frontpage to edit my site and unicode was displayed very easily. Moreover I would also want to know which editor do you use to edit your webpages and does it supports unicode. Please help me to resolve this problem. Thanking you in advance.

[truefusion 3]

Dreamweaver should already support Unicode. See what encoding your website is using. That is, see if you have the following in the header:

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"/>

If you don't, then the browser is most likely defaulting to Latin-1. You have to inform the browser what character encoding to use.

[k_nitin_r 8]

Hi!@contactsknI've had a similar issue before with some other editors. When you copy-paste text into Dreamweaver (I'm guessing this is how you are adding in the unicode text), go to the File-Save As dialog and select the text encoding as Unicode.I simply use Notepad++ for editing pages and it's got perfect Unicode support. Regular Windows has a problem with right-to-left text so you might want to try a version of Windows that was modified to support right-to-left languages completely. This is mostly an annoyance while selecting text with the cursor or while editing it along with English (or other left-to-right language) text.RegardsPS: If you are using Ubuntu Linux 9.04, the "vi" editor supports Unicode too! I use it for quick edits to my files while they're hosted on a server. I also occasionally use Gedit or Kedit.