* Alan Wood
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| Opera 4 (a Windows browser) does not support Unicode.
True. It does decode UTF-8 correctly, but this is not of much use for
non-Latin1 characters. It is possible that version 4.1 for Windows
will handle UTF-8 correctly for the platform default encoding, even if
that happens to
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And of course, if you are explicitly setting fonts on the page in CSS, you
do not have to worry as much
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> Isn't this solution only viable for some web servers?
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Hi Sandeep,
I am horrified that you would even CONSIDER separate middle tiers or
separate web servers a "solution".
I guess this concept i
ules.)
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> so i dont think that solution hold valid for my case
> any elaborations/clarifications.
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> regards,
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> Sandeep
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>
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ew book on internationalization in VB at
http://www.i18nWithVB.com/
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case
any elaborations/clarifications.
regards,
Sandeep
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for my case
any elaborations/clarifications.
regards,
Sandeep
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as Unicode issues. There are a lot
of concerns.
Carl
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support UTF-8 encoding???
hi guys!!
can someone tell me whether al
Netscape6 support UTF-8 in PR1, PR2 and the new PR3 (try http://home.netscape.com/browsers/6/ )
Netscape4.x support UTF-8
Netscape 3.x does not support UTF-8. There are a special registry you can tweak to see the buggy support of UTF-8
Netscape 1.x and 2.x does not support UTF-8
Sandeep Krishna w
t: Wednesday, October 04, 2000 9:52 AM
Subject: Re: do all browsers support UTF-8 encoding???
> Hi Sandeep,
>
> Maybe this wasn't clear, but...
>
> IE 2,3,4.x and Netscape 2, 3, and 4.x will not display Chinese characters
> using the UTF-8 encoding as installed. They s
Hi Sandeep,
Maybe this wasn't clear, but...
IE 2,3,4.x and Netscape 2, 3, and 4.x will not display Chinese characters
using the UTF-8 encoding as installed. They set the font for the UTF-8
encoding to "Times New Roman" and therefore display black squares (the
"empty glyph") for all Chinese chara
Sandeep Krishna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> can someone tell me whether all browsers (atleast IE 2,3.0 and
> Netscape...) support encoding/deocding on UTF-8
I can tell you from experience that IE 3.0 does *not* support UTF-8.
(I still have it at home for some strange CompuServe-related reas
> Sandeep Krishna asked:
>
> can someone tell me whether all browsers (at least IE 2, 3.0 and
> Netscape...) support encoding/decoding on UTF-8
As far as I am aware, Unicode (and presumably UTF-8) support started in
version 4 of both Netscape and Internet Explorer browsers.
Opera 4 (a Wind
hi guys!!
can someone tell me whether all browsers (atleast
IE 2,3.0 and Netscape...) support encoding/deocding on UTF-8
and also, can there be an instance of browser (say
a primitave version of a Chinese Netscape) that supports Big 5 encoding but not
UTF-8.
THis info. is crucial as i
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