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I need to use 1252 Encoding. The page is already using <meta charset="UTF-8">
In order to make the page <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=windows-1252" /> is it as simple as taking out the UFT-8 code and replacing it with the 1252 code? Or is there something else I have to do?
Since I already created the page using uft-8, will converting it to 1252 code cause character issues?
Edit:I see if I go to New Document > Preferences it brings me to the Default Encoding section. But I do not see charset=windows-1252 to select.
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Why must you use Windows-1252? I ask because it's never used anymore, not since Windows 95. UTF-8 is the universal charset in HTML5 documents now. Changing to another charset could damage encoding in other ways, yes. See link below.
https://www.w3schools.com/charsets/
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Thanks for your feedback.
I can only answer your question by saying, that's what my client has asked for. I am creating HTML form pages for them. And that's what they asked for. Honestly, if he gave me a reason, I don't recall exactly what it was. I'll ask him again.
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