Tried Tahoma- same result; OK in IExp, but only ? in Netscape. I have 2000; the Encoding is Western European (lots of choices that would change me to Cyrillic, etc.)
Apparently UTF-8 is the only choice here? UTF-7 not listed, or does that mean I am in UTF-7? I will try to get a technician who can explain this stuff to me.
I am really interested only in the letters with macrons (Japanese when translated into English, and Hawai'ian as well, should have the macrons over certain vowels to indicate pronunciation. (My interest here is in Japanese art and Hawai'ian literature as discussed in translated articles).
I could do it all in Word and cut and paste, I understand, but it would be convenient to use the HTML-based system in some cases.