Question marks after Japanese Dreamweaver 4.04 Updater dw_404_updater_jp.exe (5.4MB)

Hello, after a request to put some japanese pages (i received
th pages in excell) on our website i tried several things to see
the japanese characters.(i changed the page properties and the
preferences without success) Then i saw in google
http://www.adobe.com/support/dreamweaver/downloads/dw404_updater.html
From here i made the next download
Download the Japanese Dreamweaver 4.04 Updater
dw_404_updater_jp.exe (5.4MB)
After this update my complete program contains questions
marks.
How can i undo this installation?
PLease help!!!

arie from HL wrote:
> Download the Japanese Dreamweaver 4.04 Updater
dw_404_updater_jp.exe (5.4MB)
>
> After this update my complete program contains questions
marks.
That's an updater for the Japanese-language version of
Dreamweaver 4,
not a program that enables Japanese on the English version of
DW4. You
will need to uninstall Dreamweaver, and reinstall it.
Early versions of Dreamweaver do not support Japanese in the
English
version unless you run the program in a Japanese-language
operating
system. I can't remember which was the first version to
support Asian
languages in the English version, but Dreamweaver 4 is
definitely too old.
David Powers, Adobe Community Expert
Author, "The Essential Guide to Dreamweaver CS3" (friends of
ED)
Author, "PHP Solutions" (friends of ED)
http://foundationphp.com/

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