title: How to make a .htm page accept letters of languages other than english?
body: <p>Currently I am working on an application which converts a .msg file to pdf. I am using a pdf converter which converts html to pdf file.So, I convert the email to html and then use the tool to convert it to pdf. Everything was working fine until I tried to convert a french email to pdf. When I open the .htm file for the french email with notepad++ , it displays the french accent letters(é, à, ù, ê, ë, ....) fine, but when I open it in browser, the french accent letters are changed to some strange symbols.When,I added the "meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html;charset=utf-8"tag to the html.It started showing the french letters correctly.
  So, will this "meta" tag make the html work for all possible french letters.Or only selective ones?
  Also is there any tag which can make the html accept letters from any language?
  Thanks in advance.</p>