The Encoding tab allows you to change the coding to a different language. In most cases you will leave this setting at the default, US-ASCII, which is the standard for webpages.
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From Wendy Russell, former About.com Guide
Encoding Tab - Web Options Dialog Box
PowerPoint webpage options - encoding
Screen shot © Wendy Russell
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