On Tue 05 Nov, Smylers wrote: > Richard Proctor wrote: > > > I am sitting at a computer that is operating in native Latin-1 and is > > quite happy - there is no likelyhood that UTF* is ever likely to reach > > it. > > > > ... Therefore the only addition characters that could be used, that > > will work under UTF8 and Latin-1 and Windows ... > > What about people who don't use Latin-1, perhaps because their native > language uses Latin-2 or some other character set mutually exclusive > with Latin-1?
Once you go beyond latin-1 there is nothing common anyway. The Gullimots become T and t with inverted hats under Latin-2, oe and G with an inverted hat under Latin-3, oe and G with a squiggle under it under Latin-4, No meaning and a stylisd K for Latin-5, (cant find latin6), Gullimots under Latin 7, nothing under latin-8. Richard -- Personal [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.waveney.org Telecoms [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.WaveneyConsulting.com Web services [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.wavwebs.com Independent Telecomms Specialist, ATM expert, Web Analyst & Services
