On Mon, 6 Aug 2001, Serdar Soydemir wrote:
> + <collabname>Alfabetik Sırada Tercüme yapanlar</collabname>
^
dotless i?
It shows as an y with acute with most peoples mail programs on this list,
I'd guess, and it could show that way on peoples browsers too, unless
that charset=ISO-8859-9 or something like that which will be put to all
HTML documents in turkish in and will also drive .pdf and .chm generating
will handle it. Hungarian and czech, which both use ISO-8859-2 instead of
the more common ISO-8859-1, seem to work allright anyway. But it's
possible that you have to use a character entity name instead, probably
something like &idotless; and &Idotless;.
And to be honest, I'm just too lazy now to check what the entities
actually are. This is just a general warning that some things *can* go
wrong, and when they do, what's the explanation and how to correct the
situation.
-- Jouni
