Hello Michael, all, Last night while I surf in Internet I need to see one ASCII number.Anyway I go to google.com and search for "ASCII table" - the first link that it gives me was : http://www.bbsinc.com/iso8859.html I saw what I need, but I also saw how many entity names there are. Honestly I didn't know there are so many. To my great surprise Links shows them very well - as good as it can for text browser <G> I decide to save page and to see what will show other browsers that I have. Unfortunately Arachne shows it very poor :( It supports only : &sp , " , & , < , > ,   and maybe something more that I miss, but this is too little. The big problem for me is that unknown "entityes" are shown as one (first) letter after & (amp). For example one common used is © - Arachne displays only one c . At first I didn't know is this a bug (I wonder to CC this to [EMAIL PROTECTED] or not), but I see in specification of HTML4, downloaded from w3c.org, that all special entity names are specified. So if you want Arachne to more compatible with specifications, I think it's good to add support for all entity names. BTW Opera 5.02 also support very little entity names, but more than Arachne. Now I see that Lynx support the same entity names as Links, so I think Links' author takes them from Lynx. Hristo (who use © in his homepage) ---------------------------------------------------------- Visit my site for OLD computers--> http://iko.homepage.com Or contact me --> email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] or ICQ# 70729418 Mobile --> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (up to 130 characters)
