On Wed, April 26, 2006 10:13 am, Satyam wrote: > The problem usually is that many of the 'things' surrounding the main > window > of the browser do not understand HTML and its special characters. > The > favorites or history lists are often one of them. Most have solved > the > rendering of the <title> but not all. > > If your target is mainly Windows clients, the best option is using > iso-8859-1 as the character set and use the native windows trademark > symbol. > In that way, your browser main window will understand it as per the > character encoding, and windows itself will also understand it for the > rest > of the controls where the internal windows character set is used.
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