Outlook 2010 programında UTF-8 ayarları nasıl yapılır?

Setting Outlook to Use UTF-8

Many of the fonts included with Microsoft Windows have support for languages with non-Latin characters such as Hebrew, Greek and Arabic. However, you must configure Outlook 2010 to use Unicode UTF-8 text encoding to combine non-Latin characters with English characters in email messages. Enabling UTF-8 encoding in Outlook also allows you to use non-Latin characters when typing email addresses. Enable these options in the Advanced section of the Outlook Options menu.

Step 1

Click the orange "File" tab in the top left corner of the Outlook 2010 window and click "Options" on the pull-down menu. A new window titled "Outlook Options" appears.

Step 2

Click the "Advanced" heading on the left side of the window and then scroll to the "International Options" heading near the bottom.

Step 3

Place a check in the box labeled "Automatically select encoding for outgoing messages" and click "Unicode (UTF-8)" on the drop-down menu.

Step 4

Place a check in the box labeled "Automatically select encoding for outgoing vCards" and click "Unicode (UTF-8)" on the drop-down menu.

Step 5

Place a check in the box labeled "Allow UTF-8 support for the mailto: protocol."

Step 6

Click "OK."