To correctly display Web pages encoded in any language
Most Web pages contain information that tells the browser
what language encoding (the language and character set) to use.
If the page does not include that information, and you have
the Language Encoding Auto-Select feature on, Internet Explorer can usually
determine the appropriate language encoding.
To turn Auto-Select on
° On the View menu in Internet Explorer, point to Encoding, and then make sure
Auto-Select has a check mark. If it doesn't, select it.
° If you are prompted to download language support components, click Download.
If Auto-Select cannot determine the correct language encoding, and you know what language encoding it should be, you can manually select it.
To select the language encoding for a Web page
° On the View menu, point to Encoding, point to More, and then click the appropriate
language.
° If you are prompted to download language support components, click Download.
Notes:
° If the Auto-Select feature or a specific language pack is not installed on your computer,
Internet Explorer prompts you to download the files as needed.
° Adding languages does not guarantee that your computer has a font that can display Web
pages in your preferred languages. To be prompted when fonts need to be added, on the
Tools menu, click Internet Options, click the Advanced tab, and then select the Enable
Install On Demand check box.