I can't read Korean script on in my emails through Firefox, is there plug-in for this?

Question

websites work fine...

I read my email through Yahoo, firefox is just the browser...

Answer 1

I don't know how it accomplishes what it does, but the NJWIN program by NJStar is the slickest doggone program for handling Asian languages on the fly that I've ever run across. I have been using one version or another of it for years.

Execute the program, and set the configuration with the information that you are expecting Korean. Automagically, all of your applications (Word, Excel, browsers, etc.) will have the unicode properly handled with the appropriate font -- slicker 'n snot. It's saved me any number of times with its handling of Japanese in its several encoding schemes.

Here's a couple of sites I know of that have a relatively current versions for download, or you can go directly to their site (www.njstar.com) for a trial version.

http://www.gold-software.com/download8905.html

http://www.softpedia.com/get/Office-tools/Other-Office-Tools/NJWIN-CJK-Viewer.shtml

Answer 2

This is confusing, since Firefox doesn't do e-mail, and you said the website works fine. I assume you mean Korean websites?

Perhaps you're talking about the separate Thunderbird e-mail client instead?

Answer 3

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