Gilles wrote:
Hello
I wrote an HTML document using an older release of Nano WebEditor. I guess
it saves data as Win1252 instead of UTF8.
When opening the file in LibreOffice, all the accents are messed up:
https://s29.postimg.org/iicxnws1z/Libre_Office_Writer_How_to_convert_from_Win1252_t.jpg
Any idea what I could try when opening the file, or afterwards?
You need a tag in the HTML code declaring the character set used,
otherwise LibreOffice seems to assume UTF-8. I don't know if Namo
WebEditor provides a dialog or other GUI to add the necessary tag, but
you need something like the following within the <head> section (ideally
near the top*):
<meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=Windows-1252">
If there's already a similar line, perhaps with the charset part missing
or incorrect, edit that line.
LibreOffice doesn't seem to recognise the HTML5 <meta charset="...">
style, so if you're currently saving the page as HTML5 it might be worth
trying HTML4 and Namo might add the appropriate tag for you.
Hopefully that helps.
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