Wednesday, January 18, 2012

When sending English translation to French via email, the text in many cases becomes gobbly goo. Can you help

When translating English to French and then sending it via email from Canada to France, the text in many words becomes gobbly goo, like@ etc. Does anyone know why. On the email when I paste the translation, it looks perfect, but the recipient receives gobbly goo?When sending English translation to French via email, the text in many cases becomes gobbly goo. Can you help
Register the translation on Word - give it a name - then send it as attachment in your mailWhen sending English translation to French via email, the text in many cases becomes gobbly goo. Can you help
The same thing happened to me in Japanese. You need to download a language program for your computer to display the proper characters.

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