Just as a follow up on my last post, FreeTraders might be interested
in this snippet from the w3.org pages on internationalisation:
HTTP
HTTP is the protocol that is used to transfer Web pages from the
server to the client (or back in some cases). HTTP (HTTP 1.1)
contains the following internationalization features:
Indicating the character encoding of a page sent
from the server to the client (charset
parameter)
Indicating the character encodings understood by
the client to the server
Indicating the language(s) of a page sent from the
server to the client
This is done using the Content-Language response header.
Indicating the language(s) understood by the user
to the server (language negotiation)
This is done using the Accept-Language request header.
Other information available:
1.The charset parameter
2.Configuring your language preference in the browser
3.History of language negotiation
the original page with links can b found at
http://www.w3.org/International/O-HTTP.html
Paul
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desktop publishing & internet design
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