Viewing asian / japanese encoding on N95 / S60

Hi,
I'm receiving mails encoded in "iso-2022-jp", and the e-mail program on my N95 can't show the text ('Conversion error'). Is there any way to fix this?
Please not these are NOT mails in Japanese.They are English but encoded with a different character set.
I HAVE installed the proper fonts to show web pages in Japanese and this works fine.
Thanks for your time!
Marc de Boer

Use a different email program that can handle that encoding. I don't know if there is any.
Maybe this app can help, too:
http://shop.psiloc.com/en/Application,262315,Psiloc+Crystal+Japanese

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Dave
"Jane Smith 2300" <[email protected]> wrote
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news:gqe3pp$jqd$[email protected]..
> Hi,
> I have a form for submitting answers to questions at my
Japanese website.
The
> form is an .aspx file.
>
> I want to be able to type some Japanese that would show
up on the form.
When
> viewers see the Japanese (it's a question for them to
answer), then they
type
> in Japanese in the form response section.
>
> My problem is that I cannot see the form properly in
design view of DW
CS4 but
> I can easily find and change the correct line in CODE
view. But, in code
view I
> can't type in Japanese. I keep getting the error
mentioned below.
>
> So.....is there some way to be able to type in Japanese
in code view, so
that
> the question I am typing shows up?
>
> The error that shows up is:
>
> The document's current encoding can not correctly save
all of the
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> within the document. You may want to change to UTF-8 or
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> supports the special characters in this document.
>
> How do I change to UTF-8 coding, etc.so I can type in
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>
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>

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