I am not sure if she is right or not. *Should* it find the .en case if all she has is en-gb and ja in her Accept-Language? -- #ken P-)}
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--- Begin Message ---Ken, wasn't sure where to send this as I don't really want to join the full documentation project but it's a suggestion re. improvement... so I hope you're able to send this in the right direction. I happen to have my browser (IE5) language preferences set to first en-gb then second ja (odd I know, but I've been testing language preferences on our own servers here). As a result of a web search I arrive directly at: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/directive-dict.html and it comes up in Japanese. According to my understanding of expression of language preferences if en-gb is not available then it should first try en before going to my second preference of ja. Thanks for listening! Kathleen -- Kathleen Clarke PhD Senior Development Engineer Extn 6791
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