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Am 12.12.2017 um 08:39 schrieb Sergey Bodrov via Lazarus:<br>
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<div class="gmail_quote"> iso-8859-1 encoding have not
relation to MS Locale ID. It HTML-specific, and must handled
by HTML viewer. I do dirty hack with HTML codepage coversion
just because don't ready to make fixes in TIpHtmlPanel.<br>
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But this specification occurs in the file and is not handled by your
code. But anyway: If I understand you correctly you say that this
part of your fixes is a hack around a IpHtmlPanel issue. Then you
should know that I fixed code page conversion for the HtmlPanel some
weeks ago in trunk, and just a minute ago I added another fix for
the codepages which are not specified in the way LConvEncoding
expects them ("windows-1252" instead of "cp-1252"). With these
modifications I was able to see the German umlauts in the chm files
I found on my HD correctly. Does this mean that your LCLID-related
changes are obsolete? Please test.<br>
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