rightcodepage
nounUK /ˈraɪt kəʊd peɪdʒ/
US /ˈraɪt koʊd peɪdʒ/
A right codepage is a set of letters and symbols a computer uses to show text correctly.
The program switched to the right codepage so the letters stopped looking like strange symbols.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The code page setting that matches a document's language so its characters appear properly.
Set the right codepage before opening the old text file.
3. A chosen mapping between numbers and written characters used by software to read text.
Without the right codepage, the accented letters turned into question marks.
4. The correct table a computer uses to turn stored numbers into readable letters.
The technician picked the right codepage for the Japanese email.