Difference between revisions of "Enabling UTF-8 in Putty for irssi"
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Startup your putty and go to '''Translations''' and from there select UTF-8. If you have already connected to server, you can go into settings also and change Translation the same way. | Startup your putty and go to '''Translations''' and from there select UTF-8. If you have already connected to server, you can go into settings also and change Translation the same way. | ||
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| + | Before you connect to server, change translation to UTF-8 and save as "Default" connection, choosing that from the list on initial page and clicking save. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:18, 8 June 2023
Startup your putty and go to Translations and from there select UTF-8. If you have already connected to server, you can go into settings also and change Translation the same way.
Making UTF-8 Default translation
Before you connect to server, change translation to UTF-8 and save as "Default" connection, choosing that from the list on initial page and clicking save.
