Wrong character set display in IE?

Hi,
our BW system has unicode character encoding and when i make report with web application designer and then look at report in IE I don't see the right fonts.
I would like to use different character encoding then unicode, because I don't see the right fonts.
Can I change character encoding, or what can I do to get the right fonts?
Any ideas?
Best regards,
Uros

Hello Uros,
How r u ?
Open your Internet Explorer then in the menu bar select VIEW -> Encoding -> select what you want.
Best Regards....
Sankar Kumar
+91 98403 47141

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