a) ┐ etc.
b) Use an application to find those characters, copy them, and paste them into your HTML editor. For this you need to use a Unicode charset for your HTML document, see http://www.unicode.org/faq/unicode_web.html#9
Possible applications to use to find and copy the characters: - Windows Character Map - MacOS has such a thing, too - http://oss.software.ibm.com/cgi-bin/icu/ub/utf-8/?go=2510&n.x=13&n.y=19 - various editors & utilities http://www.unicode.org/onlinedat/resources.html
markus
-----Original Message----- Date/Time: Fri Nov 14 14:36:26 EST 2003 Contact: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Report Type: Other Question, Problem, or Feedback
I am a novice to using Unicode, but I can create simple web-pages. I have some old MSDOS programs that display box elements that I would like to show on my web-site. I saw some info about 'Box' elements using codes of 2510,2511 etc., but I have no idea how to put these on a web-page. One of your pages show an example of using various languages, using <TD lang=en>. If this is how to do it, please send me an example. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Joel Platt
