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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 18 Nov 1997.
Re: Document Encoding & First Attempt (was:Re: PIC: Quake Lo

Re: Document Encoding & First Attempt (was:Re: PIC: Quake Logo)

bart wrote in message <347...@cybergal.com>...
>Brock Kevin Nambo wrote:
>indeed, I recently changed my settings from western(latin) to Central
>European (ISO-8859-2), because I get the strangest characters in
>webpages, where people meant to put an e-umlaut, e-accent-aigu or others
>accents.
>(why are those characters NOT standardized in HTML?)

They *ought* to be standardized.  e-umlaut should be &euml; and it is your
browser's responsibility to show it correctly.  If somebody uses a control
character in an HTML source, that's technically illegal, although most
browsers will make it look okay.  (Of course, my version of lynx showed no
special characters :-\

Anyway, if the people whose webpages have that problem don't use the legal
&whatever; characters then you should let them know?

>This one in western(latin)

This one left Outlook Express okay.  Your next post, in reply to vk's, was
in latin-2 again, and killed it once more :(
I think we have our problem!

[-8< snip nice ascii 8<-]


>>BKNambo, posting in Topaz New, which though nice, does nasty things to
smileys. :\  (SEE????)
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From: "Brock Kevin Nambo" <new...@earthling.net>
Subject: Re: Document Encoding & First Attempt (was:Re: PIC: Quake Logo)
Date: 1997/11/18
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