Hi LIU,
I don't know about Chinese Big 5 code, but I had similar problem with
Shift-JIS 2byte Japanese character set.
Several characters like $> $* are mapped to special swiki functions.
Swki parser do not have ability to handle multiByte characters containing
these characters.
If this is the case, you need to modify parser to handle Big 5 code.
ps.
Sorry my reply is too late, you might already solve this problem.
At 13:40 03.10.30, Richard LIU wrote:
> Can anyone help me to sort the following question out?
> I use '*chinese characters*' format to create new
> page. For most case, it works properly, however, for
> certain characters, it doesn't work. Why is that?
>
> Richard Liu
>
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