Problems with language

Looks the same to me in ie7/vista as it does in firefox/vista. are you using ie6?

I don’t have an xp box with IE6 handy,

Check my site and you will see. I see rounds…

Sorry, that’s not helpful. WHAT is exactly the problem?
It also looks the same for me in FF and IE.

I don’t see rounds, but I see this:
https://www.pixelita.com/temp/blog-crt-lt-chars.jpg

Is that what you are talking about?

Yeah jonimueller, that’s my problem. ?? Please help me..

Does this help?
https://tlt.its.psu.edu/suggestions/international/bylanguage/latvian.html

A lot of work just to keep IE6 happy, if you ask me. (It seems to be an IE only problem; looks okay in IE7, FF and Opera .. now WHY am I NOT surprised?)

Hmmm. The [?] in the sidebar is a real character in the Lithuanian alphabet.

The problem is with the posts titles: most of the characters with diacritics are not displayed. I just don’t understand why, I copy/pasted some of those characters on a test intall in titles, and it worked.

[OT: and can anyone here tell me why on earth I have to CTRL+C twice to save text to the clipboard? Doing it only once retains the previous clipboard contents. UGH!!!]

Oops, wrong language .. but you get the idea. That Penn State page has all the info about foreign language rendering and is quite useful. ??

anyone want to help me write a trojan that secretly installs IE7? these straggling IE6 users are really starting to annoy me.

it’s an update that’s worth it for png support alone.

IE6 is the new NS4! ??

Old, not updated windows. I’m using linux so [moderated!]
It’s only my website visitors problem.

So how to fix it?
https://tlt.its.psu.edu/suggestions/international/bylanguage/lithuanian.html

I can’t to find how to fix it? Am I dumb? :/