Could anyone tell me what should I do to get rid of it?

I use IE 6.0

My problem is when I browse Sajha thread typed in Nepali Unicode it does not appears to be legible but once I refresh the page it appears good.

Do I need to correct any parameter in Internet option? Help plz.

I have attached the picture for details.

 

Jadau ritthe bro..not sure...but try IE 7.

or try this..havent gone thru the whole page..but looks related
http://www.alanwood.net/unicode/explorer.html#ie5

Thanks Techie bro,

I just installed the latest one IE 8 with no luck :(

Let me try with the link you gave above, will be updating you

followed some instrutions given on above link. still no luck man. I think I have to install unicode software which I didn't want to

anyway thanks for the help

bhai in my computer real player does not play sound, even video quality is very bad and kind of black n white. ke bha hola?

Ritthe bro,

            Is your probelm fixed yet?

if not how about trying this....Right click anywhere on your sajha's screen. and select Encoding--Unicode(UTF-8). Make sure Unicode(UTF-8) is selected. See if it solves your problem.

Hi Ritthe try the following:

In your computer Click Start - Settings - Control Panel

In control panel, click Regional and Language Options

In Regional and Language Options window, click on the Languages tab
and
in Supplemental language support, click on the checkbox that says
"Install files for complex script and right-to-left languages

And hit Apply and OK.

You *may* be asked to insert your operating system CD.

गूड् लक टाईपिङ इन ईंग्लिश

I have no solution as San or other guys are offering. but switching to chrome is a good idea i guess. I had exactly the same problem with IE7 some 4 months ago. I was not comfortable with google chrome those days as it was not functioning properly and still has some problem especially when one wants to edit his post with chrome in Sajha. finally i got fed up with IE and switched to chrome, it's fast and easy; you will like it.

Thanks Biste, San and ctal.

Biste thanks for the info it helped me and the problem is solved now. I had already had Unicode (UTF-8) selected but that "Auto Select" on top of it should have been unchecked which I didn't know.

San Maibaap,

>>>In your computer Click Start - Settings - Control Panel<<<

sorry to say that all I have is "My Computer" not "Your computer" hehe

jokes apart,

I already had "complex script and right-to-left languages" installed on my compute, but it didn't help too. But the problem is solved now.

ctal, thanks for the input. since my problem is solved I think I am gonna have to stick with IE8. This is faster and easy. Chrome is not bad too.

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