Re: Wrong charset convert SOLVED

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Ok, "AddDefaultCharset off" added to httpd.conf, charset spec in header disappeared in both cases, It must be enough for this time. As regards file uploads, I really want to use utf-8 for multilingual support and I believe that it is technically possible even on Windows. It just needs to configure server to know that received filename is in utf-8. Windows 'reputedly' use something like Unicode. Sometimes I wonder why is so much problems with charsets. Maybe because it is hard to recognize in which charset is text written.

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