Today, Bian Xiao is forwarding a content to colleagues, who use Outlook mail. It turned out that the email was garbled, and it was impossible to tell the content of the email. Bian Xiao later compiled a method to share with you.

The screenshot of garbled email is as follows:

Now Bian Xiao will introduce the solution: Step 1:

(1) Open and locate the "Settings" button on the home screen, and then open it.

(2) Under the list of settings, select "General" and click the "Keyboard" button on the right.

(3) Click the "International Keyboard" button.

(4) Click the Add New Keyboard button.

(5) Drop down and click to select the "Japanese (Roman)" keyboard. Step two:

(2) Under the settings list, select "Mail, Address Book, Calendar" and click the "Signature" button on the right.

(3) Then, click the "Globe" button on the keyboard. Switching to "Japan (Rome)" keyboard has just been called up.

(4) Enter "kigou" on the keyboard.

(5) Click the right arrow to display the alternative content on the right. Then select the "68" symbol.

(6) Then, tap the "Mail, Address Book, Calendar" back button.

A symbol is not good-looking, you can do this: Editor's note:

On the Internet, netizens shared the reasons and solutions for the garbled e-mail forwarding: iPad users often encounter the e-mail with the code of Simplified Chinese (GB23 12) sent by the other party, and will not display garbled e-mail when receiving it on the iPad. However, as long as you reply or forward an email with simplified Chinese code (GB23 12), it will become garbled when the other party receives it. The solution is to always add special characters to the iPad email signature and force the email to be sent in UTF-8 encoding instead of GB23 12 encoding. Thank you for sharing. I hope this method will help you.