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jeikenberry

2004-03-19, 6:28 am

Hi - As I'm sure will be obvious by the question, I'm a newbie to Dreamweaver.
I've tried searching for my answer though I don't think I've thought of the
correct keywords to use in the search - thus, I haven't found the answer I need.

Here is the situation. I'm running Dreamweaver 6.1 on WindXP. I connect to a
Debian Linux server to access the .XSL files. As the site is German, we have
lots of special character encodings for u-umlauts and such. We use the ü
format for these characters. When I download the files to/from outside of
Dreamweaver, I can see these encodings.

My problem is when I download within Dreamweaver, I believe Dreamweaver is
trying to be nice and displays these encodings as their correct character (the
u-umlaut instead of ü). Very nice of Dreamweaver. However, when I upload
the file, it doesn't upload the "ü" - instead it uploads the u-umlaut
character itself. And this causes our server to choke a bit.

Is there anyway (Okay, I'm sure there is) I can have Dreamweaver not change
these characters on me? Just leave the file along and try not to be nice?

Many thanks in advance for your help,
John

Andreas Prilop

2004-03-19, 3:29 pm

"jeikenberry" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote:

> My problem is when I download within Dreamweaver, I believe Dreamweaver is
> trying to be nice and displays these encodings as their correct character (the
> u-umlaut instead of ü). Very nice of Dreamweaver. However, when I upload
> the file, it doesn't upload the "ü" - instead it uploads the u-umlaut
> character itself. And this causes our server to choke a bit.


I do not believe the last sentence. Give URL!
<http://ppewww.ph.gla.ac.uk/~flavell...ecklist.html#s2>
<http://www.dodabo.de/charset/index.html#s2>

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