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Hi, all,
I use apache 2.0.48. and my locae is Korean ("EUC-KR"). When a page is loaded in a browser, the letters are broken. So the user has to click View->Encoding->Korean. My Page certainly has <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=euc-kr"> And when I see the page info from Netscape.view->page info, it says "x-windows-949" which I think is what breaks my page. After I checked all that I could think of, the "x-windows-949" is taken from my server, specially the apache. Does anybody know where "x-windows-949" comes from and how it can be corrected to reflect "EUC-KR"? Thanks in advance, Joo-Yung |