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Note: If for some reasons you are not able to read blog texts written in hindi script, the possibility is that the "Character Encoding" is not set to "Unicode (UTF-8)",
so you have to set it by clicking on view Menu on the Menu bar of the browser window >>>Encoding or Character Encoding >>>select Unicode (UTF-8),
after doing this settings you should be able to read above texts written in Hindi scripts.
Even after doing the above settings, if you are still unable to read Hindi script then you might have to install "Asian Language support" for this, Open "Control Panel",
Open "Regional and Language Options" settings, Go to Languages Tab, click to Tick the check box to install files for East Asian Languages, you might need to insert Windows Installation CD if prompt.
so you have to set it by clicking on view Menu on the Menu bar of the browser window >>>Encoding or Character Encoding >>>select Unicode (UTF-8),
after doing this settings you should be able to read above texts written in Hindi scripts.
Even after doing the above settings, if you are still unable to read Hindi script then you might have to install "Asian Language support" for this, Open "Control Panel",
Open "Regional and Language Options" settings, Go to Languages Tab, click to Tick the check box to install files for East Asian Languages, you might need to insert Windows Installation CD if prompt.