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The Session.CodePage Property
Introduction
The Session.CodePage property can be used to specify how
strings are encoded on a page. A codepage is simply a set of characters. They
vary from location to location. For example the language Hindi or Punjabi uses
another characters than English or German. The list in the following page
lists all CodePages with their IDs. Please not that all IDs are validated and
if you enter an invalid ID, you will get a runtime error. The Session.CodePage
property affects the complete all responses in a page. If you need to this for
the current page only, please take a look at the Response.CodePage property.
