Display of special character u0151 through std. text

Hi,
I want to display a special character <h3>&#337;</h3> through standard text. But when I enter the character into the text it automatically removes the double quotes with simple character "O".
The same is working fine in other system.
Any pointers will be helpful.
Regards,
Sachin Dashmukhe.

Hi Gayatri,
Thanks for replying.
But the special character i mentioned is not available in the list of characters present in the menu path you gave.
-Regards,
Sachin D

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