"Shin, Jong-Hwa" writes:

I have had a problem of reading (never tried to write yet)

Writing works with Ami.

Korean fonts in the Web browsers in SuSE8.0.

If I understand you correctly you can read 'normal' Korean pages like http://directory.google.com/Top/World/Korean/ you only have problems with the special web-mail service described below?:

The European University Institute provides a web-based mail service for users. "Microsfot Outlook Web Access for Microsoft Exchange Server" Version 5.5 P4 [...]

However, I could not read Asian fonts in the web acess to my mail account. For example, e-mail sender and message title shows Korean fonts correctly. But, when I open mails inbox, then every Korean fonts show like "????????????????? ????????????????????"

I have tried to solve this problem with changing Character coding in Netscape6 and Konqueror,but failed. Also, I tried to change some setting in preference, but also failed.

Have you tried all encodings which can possibly be used to encode Korean in Netscape6 and Konqueror? I.e. EUC-KR, UTF-8 and the other Unicode variants?

I think that it is the problem caused by some poor setting of web-service from the institute, not by the web browsers I am using.

Probably yes, because other Korean pages work correctly, as you write yourself:

Because, I can read Korean fonts in another web-based email system. "http://www.daum.net".

The address for the web-based mail system in the institute is https://postoffice.iue.it. So, it requires a secured login process. Does this make problem?

I don't think so. -- Mike Fabian http://www.suse.de/~mfabian 睡眠不足はいい仕事の敵だ。