Whenever I compose a new email message in Thunderbird, it defaults to the Western (ISO-8859-1) encoding, and I have to manually change it to UTF-8 every time.
How do I change the default?
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Whenever I compose a new email message in Thunderbird, it defaults to the Western (ISO-8859-1) encoding, and I have to manually change it to UTF-8 every time. How do I change the default? |
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Tools → Options → Display → Formatting → Fonts → Advanced... → Character Encodings → Outgoing Mail:
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For Thunderbird 17 on the Mac, you can find this setting at:
Look at the Character Encodings section, as seen here:
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On Mac OS X you have to use the Config Editor (also know as about:config) found in Preferences -> Advanced -> General. Change the value of the preference named |
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