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Re: How to manually transform a page by Padma?
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2007-05-12 10:34:35
The following reply reached directly to me and probably
didn't reach the 
list, hence quoting the same with my comments inline so that
it helps all.

On 5/12/2007 07:52 PM India Time, _Padma_ wrote:

> I suggested the thunderbird solution , NOT to convert
the existing 
> messages that might not be tagged properly.
> 
> If you follow the method,
> Insert html
> <font......
> </font>
> 
> as I suggested in my previous mail, it should work ...
> If you see the question mark junk, it will not work. If
you see the 
> normal western junk or the original text (if font is
installed), it will 
> work.

you are right. I could see the logic. with plain text, padma
code is not 
able to know what font it is written in.

well, I wrote those html codes its in the plain text font,
and tried to 
convert and it didn't work.

Then, instead of composing in plain text, I composed in
HTML, and 
changed the font of those letters itself to Chanakya. As
chanakya is 
installed in my pc, those become visible in hindi.

Then I saved that mail through sent later, and in unsent
messages 
folder, tried to transform manually to unicode

It worked. the chankya coded part got transformed to
Unicode

Thanks, I could understand how to make it work.

Hope you could incorporate enough error messages and
guidelines in 
future versions of padam for people like me.

> 
> Regards

thanks.
-- 
Rawat

> V S Rawat wrote:
>> Something is wrong with the solution.
>>
>> I am not talking firebox, but only about
thunderbird 2.0.
>>
>> the mail to which I am replying was encoded in
unicode, but I changed 
>> the encoding manually to Western (ISO-8859-1),
Western (Windows 1252), 
>> Western (ISO-8859-15) (all those were available in
the menu dropdown 
>> for the encoding). Then I selected the following
Chankya text and 
>> tried manual transform to unicode.
>>
>> Nothing happened in either of the three attempts.
>>
>> Is there any particular western encoding that would
work?
>> or once the encoding becomes unicode, manually
changing it to western 
>> won't work at all as the characters have already
been changed.
>>
>> thanks
> 
> 

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