On Fri Sep  1 23:18:13 2000 -0400 Eric L. Brine wrote:

> 
> > You basically must use an encoding like UTF-8 which can reach the
> > entire unicode character set or else you cannot mix languages.
> 
> Not quite. To display characters not in the current character set, use
> "&...;" encodings, such as "é" and "✏" (where 9999 is
> unicode).
> 
        This would require unicode capable browser anyway.  Even more,
Netscape v4 doesn't show these escapes unless you set encoding to utf-8.

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