On 7-Nov-2010, at 16:31, Alex Satrapa wrote: > I understand Linda's concern though - if I write a document using "®", it > may be because I'm writing to support a browser that doesn't recognise > 8859-1, and instead interprets character code 174 as something else (eg: IBM > PC extended ASCII or Cyrillic CP855 code "«"). The author has used "®" > instead of ® for a reason. Perhaps they're writing for a text-to-speech > converter on a particular platform which can vocalise "®" but trips over > "®". At my place of work, "®" is used because the ancient web services > software the suit-wearing Windows monkeys are using doesn't believe that > character codes above 127 are valid (and it only believes in the existence of > IE5 or IE6).
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